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Talent will be key to growth, says Michael Kors

18/09/2014
Talent will be key to growth, says Michael Kors

US-based leathergoods brand Michael Kors has hired Pascale Meyran as senior vice-president and chief human resources officer, reporting to CEO John Idol. Mr Idol said: “As we continue to expand and strengthen our position as a leading global luxury brand, it is essential that we develop the best and the brightest talent to support our growth.” ...

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