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Brunello Cucinelli steps down as CEO as company posts 9.9pc revenue jump to $665.3M for 2019

May 21, 2020

Brunello Cucinelli, founder of his eponymous fashion label, stands tall among his peers for his treatment of employees at his Solomeo, Italy headquarters. Seen here: The Brunello Cucinelli Monument in Solomeo, “Tribute to the Dignity of Man.” Image credit: Brunello Cucinelli Brunello Cucinelli, founder of his eponymous fashion label, stands tall among his peers for his treatment of employees at his Solomeo, Italy headquarters. Seen here: The Brunello Cucinelli Monument in Solomeo, “Tribute to the Dignity of Man.” Image credit: Brunello Cucinelli

 

By Luxury Daily News Service

Italian fashion designer Brunello Cucinello has stepped down as CEO of his self-named company, retaining the title of executive chairman and creative director.

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