Moda Operandi current commodities general manager job-hopping Spain fashion luxury brand

According to WWD News, the U.S. luxury electric dealer Moda Operandi, the current commodity general manager and creative director Indre Rockefeller will switch to the Spanish luxury fashion brand Delpozo President of the United States. Indre Rockefeller will formally join the Delpozo at the end of April, responsible for the development of U.S. business and new product categories, and report to Delpozo Global President Pedro Trolez.

Delpozo is a Spanish designer Jesus del Pozo was established in 1974, the same name of the men's brand, 1980 first released women's series, 1996 launched Wedding series. After the death of Jesus del Pozo in 2011, the brand was acquired by its perfume agent, the Spanish perfume group perfumes y Diseño and renamed Delpozo, and the Spanish designer Josep Font was appointed as creative director. Indre Rockefeller, Delpozo's American spokesperson, Moda Operandi to bring Delpozo to the United States in order to get closer to the powerful American fashion market, Delpozo from February 2013 to New York Fashion Week. , it is the decision to bring the brand into the global fashion map.

At the same time as perfumes y Diseño boss Pedro Trolez revealed that Delpozo is now experiencing high-speed development, the expansion of brand sales have strong demand. According to the Wall Street Journal's interview with Pedro Trolez, Delpozo plans to move into cities such as Shanghai, Dubai, Moscow and Panama City, which will launch its first shoe series this spring.

Indre Rockefeller, the wife of Justin Rockefeller, the fifth generation of the Rockefeller family, graduated from Princeton University and Stanford Business School, and stepped out of society as assistant to Anna Wintour, Later, a fellow at Stanford Business School set up a luxury electric dealer Modewalk and became fashion director and later joined Moda Operandi.

Indre Rockefeller is the third senior person to leave Moda Operandi in the past year. Last May, one of the founders of Moda Operandi, former chief executive Officer Áslaug Magnúsdóttir, left the company, former creative director Taylor Tomasi Hill in October, and reportedly their departure and Moda Operandi's other founder Lauren Santo Domingo.