Brands
PVH Corp.
Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger owner PVH Corp. has named Patricia Gabriel as chief supply chain officer and global head of operations. She onboards in the fourth quarter and will succeed David Savman, who will be fully dedicated to his role as Calvin Klein’s global brand president. Gabriel joins PVH from Capri Holdings, where she currently serves as chief supply chain officer for Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo and Versace. In this new role, Gabriel will oversee the organization’s global operations.
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Toms
Venice Beach-born B Corp shoe brand Toms has named Jessica Alsing as chief executive officer. The footwear veteran is the first woman to lead the company, Sourcing Journal’s sister publication WWD reported. She most recently served as chief digital officer of joint venture Grendene Global Brands, where she oversaw global e-commerce upgrades and digital engagement.
Puma
German sports giant Puma has named Thomas John as vice president of people and organization. Effective Oct. 16, John will oversee Puma’s people strategy and organizational development, reporting directly to CEO Arthur Hoeld. He succeeds Dietmar Knoess, who exited the company last week to pursue external opportunities following a 15-year stint with Puma.
Retail
Vestiaire Collective
French luxury resale platform Vestiaire Collective has promoted chief financial officer Bernard Osta to the role of chief executive officer. He replaces Maximilian Bittner, who stepped down after serving as CEO since 2018. Osta first joined Vestiaire as chief strategy officer in May 2021, later transitioning to CFO in September 2023. He shared plans to accelerate the company’s AI efforts, brand and global presence as well as authentication leadership, according to LinkedIn.
