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Marilyne Trebus – DR<\/p>\n
Kering\u2019s new executive is well versed in the ins and outs of the luxury industry and the retail trade. Trebus has over two decades of international experience in the luxury and fashion sectors, both in Europe and the USA. A graduate of the ESCP Business School, she was previously head of merchandising at Coach<\/a> in New York, where in the last 10 years she was instrumental in helping transform and grow the label. Trebus formerly held executive roles in product development and merchandising at Chlo\u00e9<\/a>, Celine<\/a> and Valentino<\/a>, notably in Milan.<\/p>\n At Kering, Trebus\u2019s mission will be to help strengthen the group\u2019s product know-how. She will collaborate closely with the group\u2019s various labels, and will be involved chiefly in areas like merchandising, pricing, integrated business planning, and product development. She will draw up a road map that is set to enable Kering to foster improved operational agility, with a greater focus on customer expectations.<\/p>\n Trebus joins the group\u2019s client centre of excellence, tasked with helping its labels meet challenges related to marketing, retail distribution, omni-channel operations and client development. She will bolster an organisation designed to pool the group\u2019s expertise and put it to the service of its brands.<\/p>\n In Q2 2026, Kering was back on the growth track, recording revenues of \u20ac3.65 billion, up 2% in like-for-like terms. In H1, Kering generated revenues worth \u20ac7.22 billion, up 1% in like-for-like terms and at constant exchange rates.<\/p>\n