Lanvin Group CFO to step down
Lanvin Group has announced that David Chan, its executive president and chief financial officer, is to step down at the end of October.
In a statement, the company said he was leaving to pursue new professional opportunities.
Subscribe to TRBHaving been part of the Lanvin Group since its inception, Chan has played a key role in strengthening its strategic and financial foundations, guiding its transformation into a global luxury platform, and supporting its continued growth following the company’s New York Stock Exchange listing.
Zhen Huang, chairman of Lanvin Group, said: “On behalf of the board and the entire Lanvin Group team, I would like to express our sincere gratitude to David for his dedication and leadership over the past years.
“His significant contributions have been pivotal in shaping the group’s strategic direction and transformation efforts. We wish him continued success in his future endeavours.
“Lanvin Group remains well-positioned to continue delivering growth and creating long-term shareholder value.”
According to the group, a structured transition plan has been implemented to maintain seamless continuity across the company’s finance and operations functions. Although Chan will be stepping down from his executive role, he may continue to serve in an advisory capacity. The group will announce the appointment of his successor in due course.
Based in Shanghai, the luxury group manages brands worldwide including Lanvin, Wolford, Sergio Rossi, St. John Knits, and Caruso.
