Frédéric Arnault?s Appointment Alerts Growing Importance of LVMH Watches
Frédéric Arnault has quickly moved through the ranks at LVMH with a succession strategy that prepares the future of the luxury conglomerate.
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LVMH started the new year by annoucing a dynamic shake-up to their watches and jewellery division which involve a number of significant internal appointments. It appears as if 2024 is the year chairman, founder and CEO of LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy), Bernard Arnault is beginning to see his plans for succession take place. The 74-year-old luxury magnate is positioning his son to take the reins as the company announced a slew of new appointments across Hublot, TAG Heuer and Zenith. LUXUO discusses what this reshuffling spells for the future of LVMH.
Frédéric Arnault Appointed as CEO of LVMH Watches
Frédéric Arnault first joined TAG Heuer in 2017 where he was shortly promoted to chief strategy and digital officer the following year before ultimately becoming CEO in 2020. During his six-year tenure at TAG Heuer, Frédéric utilised his digital background ? having worked at Facebook’s artificial intelligence research department ? to oversee significant transformation within the brand. This was primarily done when the 29-year-old integrated his technological prowess and digital innovation to high-end watchmaking. Under his guidance, TAG Heuer merged luxury asthetics with advanced technology, in...
The post Frédéric Arnault’s Appointment Alerts Growing Importance of LVMH Watches appeared first on LUXUO.
LVMH started the new year by annoucing a dynamic shake-up to their watches and jewellery division which involve a number of significant internal appointments. It appears as if 2024 is the year chairman, founder and CEO of LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy), Bernard Arnault is beginning to see his plans for succession take place. The 74-year-old luxury magnate is positioning his son to take the reins as the company announced a slew of new appointments across Hublot, TAG Heuer and Zenith. LUXUO discusses what this reshuffling spells for the future of LVMH.
Frédéric Arnault Appointed as CEO of LVMH Watches
Frédéric Arnault first joined TAG Heuer in 2017 where he was shortly promoted to chief strategy and digital officer the following year before ultimately becoming CEO in 2020. During his six-year tenure at TAG Heuer, Frédéric utilised his digital background ? having worked at Facebook’s artificial intelligence research department ? to oversee significant transformation within the brand. This was primarily done when the 29-year-old integrated his technological prowess and digital innovation to high-end watchmaking. Under his guidance, TAG Heuer merged luxury asthetics with advanced technology, in...
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