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28 Jun

Kiko Milano Names Regional Managing Director for North America

Kiko Milano Names Regional Managing Director for North America
MILAN — After tapping Cecilia Schena as chief marketing officer last week, Kiko Milano is constant to strengthen its global leadership team by naming Shelagh Wong its regional managing director for North America. Effective immediately, the appointment signals the Italian beauty brand’s commitment to setting a stage for a robust comeback within the American market. Reporting on to Kiko Milano’s chief executive officer Simone Dominici, Wong shall be tasked with supporting the expansion plan within the region via an acceleration of the brand’s omnichannel strategy.  As reported, the American arm of the brand filed for bankruptcy in the beginning of 2018, closing nearly all of its 29 retail locations within the U.S. The reorganization was a part of an even bigger, global plan implemented...
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13 Apr

Sephora Southeast Asia Bulgari Executive Recent Managing Director –

Sephora Southeast Asia Bulgari Executive Recent Managing Director –
Sephora Southeast Asia has a recent managing director. Jenny Cheah, formerly Bulgari’s president of greater China, has been named managing director of Southeast Asia, Oceania and South Korea. “I’m beyond excited to affix Sephora at a time once we proceed to reimagine, redefine and challenge the perception of beauty. Our corporate purpose that's deeply anchored in empowering the extraordinary in each and all of us, is something that I profoundly consider in, and I can’t wait to work with my amazing teams across Southeast Asia, Oceania and South Korea to bring this to life,” Cheah said in a press release from the corporate. Cheah has been with parent company LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton for 25 years, having held different roles at Bulgari...
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3 Apr

Managing Fashion’s Inventory Influx

Managing Fashion’s Inventory Influx
Fashion corporations might sell dreams, but they’re within the business of creating the looks those dreams hang on.  And business has been tricky.  The stop and go of the pandemic made an almost unattainable situation for brands and retailers. First, pandemic-driven supply chain backups kept goods from stores. Then a bounce back — and a few overenthusiastic buying — created a glut that retailers have spent the last 12 months clearing out.  It’s a project that’s only partially accomplished. A sample reading of 20 top retailers by WWD found that only 1 / 4 managed to really reduce inventories last 12 months, while a majority still had inventories up greater than 20 percent. The caveat is that not every business is similar — some...
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