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- Jun 10, 202590% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
Frédéric Arnault Becomes CEO of Loro Piana
- Frédéric Arnault became CEO of Loro Piana effective 10 June 2025, his first post in LVMH's fashion and leather goods division[1]
- He succeeds Damien Bertrand, who moves to Deputy CEO of Louis Vuitton[1]
- The move was announced in mid-March 2025, with Arnault joining for a transition period alongside Bertrand from 26 March[1][2]
- Arnault, 30, previously ran LVMH Watches (Hublot, TAG Heuer and Zenith) before leaving that role in early 2025[2]
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- [1]90%luxurytribune.com/en/frederic-arnault-takes-the-helm-of-loro-pianaluxurytribune.com· Posted Sep 25, 2026· Starts Jun 10, 2025 ✓· 90% of score
Luxury Tribune states "the appointment will be effective from 10 June 2025", succeeding Damien Bertrand, who moves to Deputy CEO of Louis Vuitton.
- [2]74%Frédéric Arnault named CEO of Loro Piana as LVMH reshuffles leadershipinsideretail.asia· Published Mar 14, 2025· 10% of score
Reports the March 2025 announcement, saying Arnault would work 'alongside outgoing CEO Damien Bertrand during the transition period' before formally taking over in June.[1]
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