It has long been thought that it was his Southwestern singing accent that set Bruno Pawlowski apart from the crowd of posh French CEOs. That his characteristic Biarish intonations made him more approachable. But according to Chanel’s (many) many collaborators, this uniqueness is not the only evidence of his humanity, he is one of those who are called “a good boss”. Rather, he is talking about managerial pragmatism. “When it comes to mobilizing teams around eight parades a year, you can only get through if you stick together and don’t want to control everything. I also believe that people should be comfortable where they are, with the necessary experience and the ability to say no. I spend a lot of time trying to convince myself that’s the difference.»
And this, one day in January 1990, after arriving at his house on Cambon Street. This graduate of Bordeaux Business School, who started his career at Deloitte, graduated from…
Source: Le Figaro
