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Bruno Pavlovsky Resigns From Board of Chanel Ltd, Remains President of Fashion and Chanel SAS

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Bruno Pavlovsky Resigns From Board of Chanel Ltd, Remains President of Fashion and Chanel SAS

The veteran executive has been president of Chanel's fashion activities since 2004.

PARIS – Bruno Pavlovsky has resigned from the board of Chanel Limited, but remains in his role as president of fashion at Chanel and president of Chanel SAS, the company said in a statement on Thursday.

“We confirm that Bruno Pavlovsky has resigned from the board of Chanel Limited,” Chanel said in a response to a request from WWD.

“This latest move marks the completion of the board’s evolution towards a composition of independent directors, bringing diverse external expertise and perspectives, while retaining executive representation through the global executive chairman and global chief executive officer,” it added.

“Bruno Pavlovsky remains fully committed to his role as president of Chanel’s fashion activities and president of Chanel SAS,” Chanel said.

The executive, who was worked alongside three of Chanel’s four official creative directors, is the last of a generation of senior executives to remain in place, following the arrival in 2021 of Leena Nair as global chief executive officer of Chanel.

Pavlovsky joined Chanel in 1990 from consulting firm Deloitte and became president of Chanel’s fashion division in 2004. He is also president of Chanel-owned swimwear brand Eres, president of its French division Chanel SAS, and president of Le19M, Chanel’s craftsmanship hub in the north of Paris.

The 63-year-old was named head of the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode, French fashion’s governing body, in 2022 and was re-elected to the post in July.

His resignation from the board is the latest development in a succession plan set in motion five years ago by the Wertheimer family, which owns Chanel .


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