Louis Weedon'S New CEO Was Forced To Leave For A Month.

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< p > according to the news of the US media, the situation of Jordi Constans will not threaten his life, but it will definitely affect his new job. After all, Louis Weedon has 450 stores all over the world, and will continue to grow and grow in the future. This will be very exhausting work.

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< p > > take the Jordi Constans into the a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/pioneer/" > Louis Weedon CEO < /a > candidate Michael Burke is an old member of the LVMH group. He began working in the field of Dior in 1980. He joined the Dior brand in 1986 and worked in the US division from 1993 to 1997. He returned to Dior as Dior's senior custom global director, and joined Fendi (2003) in 2003 to help the brand turn around.

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