The BoF Podcast: Camilla Lowther on Building a Creative Career

Will 2021 Drive Game-Changing Luxury Deals?

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: SATURDAY, MAY 29, 2021 The pandemic has increased the possibility of transformative M&A in the European luxury sector. Unions and brands agreed to a three-month extension for a landmark agreement protecting Bangladeshi garment workers, which was set to expire on May 31. Nike ended its deal with Neymar last year after an investigation into allegations that the soccer star sexually assaulted a company employee, The Wall Street Journal reported. Plus, this week on The BoF Podcast, talent agent Camilla Lowther offers young fashion creatives advice on building their careers.

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WORKPLACE & TALENT Camilla Lowther on Building a Career as a Fashion Creative By BoF Team

The respected talent agent talks to BoF's Tim Blanks about how young creatives can develop their careers and have meaningful impact. READ MORE

LUXURY Will 2021 Drive Game-Changing Luxury Deals? By Vikram Alexei Kansara

The pandemic has increased the possibility of transformative M&A in the European luxury sector, from a Kering-Richemont mega-merger to an 'Italian fashion project.' READ MORE

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Explore Jobs at Kering Global opportunities at Kering include a Balenciaga Store Director in London, a Social Impact Manager and a Project Manager in Paris, an Internal Auditor in New York and an E-Commerce Operations Coordinator in New Jersey. Founded in France in 1963 by François Pinault, Kering is one of the world's leading luxury goods holding companies, with a total of 21 luxury, sport and lifestyle brands distributed across 120+ countries. Its portfolio includes fashion houses Balenciaga, Gucci and Saint Laurent, as well as global sportswear giant Puma. VIEW JOBS

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