Maximize your media exposure with our single PR package
CEO of Roberto Cavalli to quit by 2020 end
21 Sep 20 1 min read
Roberto Cavalli chief executive officer (CEO) Gian Giacomo Ferraris will quit by this year end. While announcing his departure through a letter, Ferraris told his team that the satisfaction of working with a good team was diluted by the sadness of failing to achieve the desired results as the management could not manage to secure the financial resources needed.
In the letter, he mentioned “In spite of my strenuous and steady commitment, we.”
One of the company’s offices outside Florence was shut down, rendering over 100 of the 170 employees there jobless. The company had to face financial restructuring and overcame the crisis gradually before pandemic ruined its growth plans, according to European media reports.
Ferraris had joined Roberto Cavalli from Versace in 2016 after taking over from Roberto Semerari.
In the letter, he mentioned “In spite of my strenuous and steady commitment, we.”
Advertisement
One of the company’s offices outside Florence was shut down, rendering over 100 of the 170 employees there jobless. The company had to face financial restructuring and overcame the crisis gradually before pandemic ruined its growth plans, according to European media reports.
Ferraris had joined Roberto Cavalli from Versace in 2016 after taking over from Roberto Semerari.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (DS)
Popular News
|
|
ICE cotton hits 3-year low as selling pressure continues |
|
|
India's textile sector to soar under PM Modi's 3rd term: NITMA |
|
|
Think tank concerned over notable drop in development aid to Cambodia |
|
|
US net cotton sales surge: Upland sales up 28%, Pima sales up 87% |
|
|
US’ small business optimism reaches highest level of year in May: NFIB |
|
|
Yemen to fully exempt textile, clothing, sewing factories from taxes |
