Robert Triefus to Exit Gucci

15 Apr

GUCCI EXIT: After 15 years at Gucci, Robert Triefus is exiting the posh house, WWD has learned. Asked to comment, a Gucci spokesperson confirmed that Triefus might be leaving the corporate on April 30 to pursue one other profession opportunity. In November last yr, Triefus took on the role of chief executive officer of Gucci Vault and Metaverse Ventures along with his position as senior executive vp, corporate and brand strategy. Previously he was executive vp, brand and client engagement. “Throughout his years at Gucci, Robert has played an instrumental role in ensuring that the brand has been recognized for its leadership in its approach to brand and client engagement, and more recently to latest business initiatives, by capitalizing on Gucci’s unique DNA and values...

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23 Jan

Robert Pattinson Dons Skirt and Textured Brown Jacket to

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Robert Pattinson Dons Skirt and Textured Brown Jacket to

Robert Pattinson sat front row on the Dior Homme Fall 2023 Menswear Show on Friday in Paris in a blue skirt. Robert Pattinson on the Dior Homme Menswear Fall 2023 show. Corbis via Getty Images Pattinson also wore an oversized, textured brown jacket with a pointy lapel and an added mock zip-neck style insert. Underneath, he went for a classic route, choosing a stark white top. He coordinated his look with a pair of dramatic knee-length chunky boots, with a pronounced round toe. Robert Pattinson on the Dior Homme Menswear Fall 2023 show. Getty Images Pattinson attended the style show with a slew of other A-listers and creatives, including Eddie Redmayne, Karlie Kloss, David Beckham, Gwendoline Christie and Naomi Campbell. Pattinson made one...

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23 Nov

America’s Richest Black Man Robert F. Smith, Stackwell, and

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America’s Richest Black Man Robert F. Smith, Stackwell, and

The common college student spends about $2,270 per 30 days on living expenses. Unfortunately, between the demand of coursework, extracurriculars and social activity, there’s little time left for a lot of young adults to carve out working time. Student Freedom Initiative (SFI), Stackwell, and Prudential Financial have partnered to fill that income gap. In a news release, the launch of the Student Investment Program (SIP), a multi-year strategic partnership granting $500,000 in funding for HBCU students, was announced. This system will give $1,000 grants to every participating student’s investment account on the Stackwell platform and offer access to investing educational resources. “This program uniquely provides the tools, capital, education and community support crucial to equip the following generation to take...

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