Dec 1, 2014
Mulberry has hired Johnny Coca as their new creative director. Coca comes from Céline where he was the head design director for leather goods, shoes, hard accessories, jewelry and sunglasses.
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Mulberry has hired Johnny Coca as their new creative director. Coca comes from Céline where he was the head design director for leather goods, shoes, hard accessories, jewelry and sunglasses.
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British luxury handbag maker Mulberry on Thursday announced the departure of its chief executive, Frenchman Bruno Guillon, with immediate effect after two years at the helm. The company did not give a reason for the departure but it follows a profit warning from Mulberry in January following slowing sales in Britain and key market South Korea, sparking a collapse of its share price. Mulberry said that Godfrey Davis, non-executive chairman and previously chief executive of the company, will become executive chairman until a successor is found. Source: AFP