MF Brands Names Marie Schott CEO of The Kooples
Women s Wear Daily (WWD) 2/22/2021 Mimosa Spencer
PARIS MF Brands Group has named Marie Schott chief executive officer of The Kooples, recruiting a retail executive with extensive experience in the lingerie segment to succeed Romain Guinier, who has left the group.
“Her entrepreneurial background and product expertise are major assets,” said Thierry Guibert, president of MF Brands Group, which also owns Lacoste, Gant and Aigle.
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A graduate of the HEC business school in France, Schott started her career in management consulting.
The executive is charged with increasing the creativity and desirability of The Kooples and continuing with its digital and global development, according to a company statement.
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