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NEWS: 76 year old Ralph Lauren leaves the post of the head of his corporation

76 year old Ralph Lauren leaves the post of the head of his corporation

American designer Ralph Lauren announced that he is stepping down as CEO of his company, handing the executive reins over to Stefan Larsson, who was previously the global president of Old Navy. Lauren has been at the helm as both chief executive and designer for nearly half a century, since the company's founding in 1967. In the new position, Stefan Larsson has to start in November 2015. However, Ralph Lauren will help him in dealing with important issues.

76 летний Ральф Лорен покидает пост руководителя своей корпорации

Американский дизайнер Ральф Лорен заявил, что он уходит в отставку с поста генерального директора своей компании, передав бразды правления исполнительной Стефану Ларсону, который ранее руководил брендом Old Navy. Лорен был у руля в качестве исполнительного директора и дизайнера почти половину столетия, с момента основания компании в 1967 году. В новую должность Стефан Ларсон должен вступить в ноябре 2015 года. Однако, Ральф Лорен будет помогать ему в решении важных вопросов.

 

 

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