The Company Has Also Tapped A Chief People Officer And President, As Well As A Chief Merchandising And Global Supply Chain Officer
Tory Burch has appointed three new executives to its management team. Christophe de Pous will join as president of North America, overseeing retail, e-commerce, and wholesale operations in the region starting June 3. Emilia Fabricant has been promoted to president, chief merchandising, and global supply chain officer, effective immediately. Additionally, Beverly Morgan will join as chief people officer, managing hiring, retention, and employee engagement globally from June 3.
Beverly Morgan, most recently with LVMH as chief people officer at Benefit Cosmetics, joins Tory Burch to drive the company’s people strategy. Christophe de Pous brings experience from Clarins, Gucci Americas Inc., and Gucci Japan. Emilia Fabricant, who joined Tory Burch in 2019, has been recognized for her contributions and promoted to a new role within the company.
All three executives will report to Pierre-Yves Roussel, chief executive officer of Tory Burch Group. Roussel expressed his excitement about the new appointments, noting, “Christophe and Beverly are seasoned executives with deep experience in the luxury industry, and I look forward to working with them as we continue to build on the great momentum of our business in North America, while scaling the brand globally.”
De Pous’ appointment aligns with Burch’s regional leadership structure and strategic goals. Roussel emphasized the importance of having a leader like de Pous with a strong background in luxury and global markets for Tory Burch’s positioning and strategy.
The new appointments at Tory Burch come as the brand celebrates 20 years in business and continues to position itself for growth and success in the future, independent of any potential structural changes.