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LVMH’s Fendi Names New CEO Amid Management Reshuffle

Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou, managing director of the conglomerate’s Fashion Group structure, will add CEO of the Roman brand to his responsibilities, according to an internal announcement.
LVMH Fashion Group managing director Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou has been named CEO of Fendi.
LVMH Fashion Group managing director Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou has been named CEO of Fendi. (LVMH)

Former L’Oréal and Louis Vuitton executive Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou has been named CEO of Fendi, effective June 1, according to an internal announcement seen by BoF.

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