In addition to a new Human Resources Director, the Number One in luxury goods announces the imminent arrival of Jean-Jacques Guiony, its current CFO, and Alexandre Arnault, Bernard’s son, at the helm of Moët Hennessy, the group’s Wines and Spirits division.
At LVMH, it’s not the beaujolais nouveau that has arrived, but the new organization chart…
A few days after the revelation of her dismissal by La Lettre A, the departure of Chantal Gaemperle, the group’s historic HR Director, aged 62, was soberly announced in a press release on November 13.
“After leading the LVMH Group’s Human Resources & Synergies for more than 17 years, and creating a talent development and CSR policy to accompany growth, Chantal Gaemperle is leaving the Group to devote herself to new projects. Her succession will be announced at a later date”, explained the Group.
End of suspense
The suspense was quickly dispelled, as the very next day, a new press release revealed not only the name of Maud Alvarez-Pereyre, LVMH’s new HR Director, effective December 1, but also other major appointments.
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