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Chloé Chief Sustainability Officer exits – replacement yet to be announced

Aude Vergne is leaving the fashion brand after 10 years.
Melodie Michel
Melodie Michel
Chloé Chief Sustainability Officer exits – replacement yet to be announced
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Aude Vergne has left her role as Chief Sustainability Officer of luxury fashion brand Chloé – and the company is yet to confirm whether a replacement will be named.

Vergne made the announcement on her Linkedin account last week, saying she was “ready to take on new challenges” after nearly a decade at the French fashion house. She started as Fragrance, Eyewear and Business Development Director in 2016 and moved on to sustainability leadership in 2020.

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