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29 Oct

Sephora Appoints Deborah Yeh Global Chief Marketing Officer –

PARIS – Sephora has named Deborah Yeh global chief marketing officer, effective Nov. 13. The chief has been the prestige beauty retailer’s global chief purpose officer since Jan. 1 and formerly served as executive vice chairman, global chief purpose officer and CMO of Sephora for North America. “On this [new] role, Deborah will give attention to reinforcing Sephora’s brand desirability and continuing to extend its global community of loyal members,” the LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton-owned retailer said in an internal memo obtained by WWD. “She may also keep fostering collaborations across regions and inspiring best-practice sharing, while staying accountable for Sephora’s purpose and sustainability strategy,” it continued. Yeh is to proceed reporting to Guillaume Motte, president and chief executive officer of Sephora, and...

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7 Oct

Officine Universelle Buly 1803 Appoints Recent CEO – WWD

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Officine Universelle Buly 1803 Appoints Recent CEO – WWD

PARIS – Nathalie Elbaz has been named chief executive officer of beauty brand Officine Universelle Buly 1803, starting Oct. 15, in keeping with an internal memo released on the brand’s parent company LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton. Elbaz will likely be based in Paris and report back to Stéphanie Medoni, executive president of LVMH Beauty. Elbaz succeeds Anne-Véronique Bruel, who led Buly through its integration into LVMH after the luxurious group acquired the brand in October 2021. Bruel is to tackle a latest role that will likely be announced shortly, in keeping with LVMH. Elbaz has greater than 20 years’ experience in the luxurious and wonder industries. She signed on to LVMH in 2005 as trade marketing manager for Guerlain France. The chief then...

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5 Sep

Petite Plume Appoints Fanny Quehe Chief Marketing Officer

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Petite Plume Appoints Fanny Quehe Chief Marketing Officer

Petite Plume is expanding its executive team. The luxurious sleepwear brand has appointed Fanny Quehe chief marketing officer, the primary to carry the position at Petite Plume. Quehe involves the brand with 15 years of experience working in luxury goods across fashion, beauty and jewellery. Prior to joining Petite Plume, Quehe held multiple positions at Chanel globally and within the U.S. Her last role at the corporate was on the worldwide retail innovation team, where she helped reimagine the long run of beauty retail and launched Chanel’s Atelier Beauté retail concept. Quehe reports to Petite Plume’s founder and chief executive officer Emily Hikade. “When she began Petite Plume, Emily Hikade was inspired by nostalgia which will be evoked by different triggers, but most frequently...

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16 Aug

Lily AI Appoints Its First-ever President

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Lily AI, a retail technology platform specializing in AI solutions for retailers and types, has appointed its first-ever president to speed up growth of the business. Ahmed Naiem, formerly chief industrial officer at eShopWorld (ESW) where he worked with Nike, Estée Lauder, Victoria’s Secret and J. Crew, has turn into Lily’s president and chief revenue officer. ESW is a Dublin-based, Asendia-owned company that assists brands and retailers with conducting cross-border e-commerce. At Lily, Naiem will report on to Purva Gupta, cofounder and chief executive officer. Naiem could have responsibility for the expansion strategy and expanding business across North America and Europe. The appointment comes at a time when the conversation around AI has heated up and its applications are more in demand. “Our...

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