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Moncler to Stage Genius Show in China in Pandemic Pivot

Speaking at VOICES 2020, Chairman and CEO Remo Ruffini called the move a ‘software update’ to the Italian skiwear brand’s marketing strategy, designed to harness momentum in the critical Chinese market.
Moncler's latest 'Genius' collaboration with Craig Green. Moncler.
Moncler's latest 'Genius' collaboration with Craig Green. Moncler.

Moncler is forging ahead with its “Genius” strategy — which harnesses collaborations with a rotating cast of creatives to fuel capsule collections and online marketing buzz throughout the year — with a renewed focus on the critical Chinese market, where luxury sales have bounced back from the pandemic far faster than elsewhere.

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