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Trussardi names Maela Mandelli as the company’s new Chief Executive


Trussardi names Maela Mandelli as the company’s new Chief Executive

After QuattroR SGR purchased 60 percent stake of Trussardi S.p.A. in
February, the company has now announced the appointment of industry veteran
Maela Mandelli as the company’s new Chief Executive Officer, effective
September 2019. The company also said that Giuseppe Pinto joined the firm
as Chief Operating Officer in March this year.

“The leadership of the group is assigned to a pair of executives that
combine
experience in commercial, product and corporate restructuring. The goal of
the relaunch is to give an international dimension to the historical
Italian brand in the affordable luxury segment, strengthening
its positioning and visibility,” the company said in a statement.

Trussardi announces appointment of two senior executives

The company said Mandelli brings strong international background in the
fashion industry and clothing, after spending six years with PVH
Corporation in Amsterdam as the managing director of Netherlands, Greece,
the Middle East and Africa. Previously, she served as sales director at
Diesel and Nike.

Pinto, the company added, boasts a diverse twenty years of industry
experience. Before joining Trussardi, he was chief operating officer of
Sergio Rossi since 2016. Before that, Pinto spent 13 years at Pomellato,
where he joined as chief financial officer and was later promoted to chief
operating officer in 2015.

At the time of acquiring the majority stake, QuattroR had said that it
would provide Trussardi with the economic and financial support needed to
implement a new five-year international development plan agreed with Tomaso
Trussardi, who took on the role of Chairman of the company’s board of
directors. Established in 1911, Trussardi reported a turnover of about 150
million in 2018. The company enjoys presence in 47 countries with its
Trussardi, Trussardi Jeans lines and licensing, with a network of over 160
single-brand stores in Italy, Europe and Asia, alongside more than 1,800
multi-brand point of sales, corners and department stores.

Picture credit: QuattroR press office



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