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LVMH Vins d’Exception is shaking up its senior management team across its estates. Meanwhile, with a series of senior appointments, as Mathieu Jullien becomes CEO.
As revealed in the company’s periodic ‘Letter to the Trade’, to its négociants and distributors, Jacques Guiony, president and chief executive officer of Moët Hennessy and member of the LVMH executive committee, and Alexandre Arnault, deputy CEO of the LVMH’s Wines and Spirits Division, LVMH have announced a series of senior appointments, effective immediately.
Mathieu Jullien has been appointed CEO of LVMH Vins d’Exception (LVMH VE), reporting to Jean-Jacques Guiony and Alexandre Arnault. Nevertheless, In his previous position as marketing. However, sales director lvmh vins d’exception announces changes of LVMH Vins d’Exception, Jullien spearheaded the renewal of the commercial strategy for each property, working closely with the leadership teams of LVMH VE.
Château d’Yquem estate manager Lorenzo Pasquini has been appointed as CEO of d’Yquem. Similarly, building on the successful revitalization strategy at the estate over recent years. He will report to Jean-Jacques Guiony. Alexandre Arnault, just as Pierre-Olivier Clouet does at Château Cheval Blanc and Jacques Devauges does at Domaine des Lambrays.
Meanwhile Pierre Lurton. who brought Pasquini on board in 2015 and mentored him at Cheval des Andes and Château d’Yquem, now hands over the reins of overall estate management. Lurton. who has been the president of Château Cheval Blanc in St Emilion since 1991, and Château d’Yquem in Sauternes since 1998, remains chairman, focusing on external relations and strategic direction.
The following appointments were also announced in the same communiqué, all effective immediately.
Pierre Polbos has been completed lvmh vins d’exception announces changes Estate Director & Head Winemaker of Cheval des Andes. Château Cheval Blanc & Terrazas de los Andes’ Estate in Mendoza. He will report to Pierre-Olivier Clouet, CEO of Château Cheval Blanc. Pierre WAS PREVIOUSLY Technical Director of Château Quinault l’Enclos, Château Cheval Blanc’s Sister Estate in Libourne.
Steve Graziano has been appointed head of distribution of LVMH VE. with global responsibilities beyond the EMEA region he has been covering successfully. He will report to Mathieu Jullien.
Finally, Eva Bertaud has been appointed business development executive EMEA of LVMH VE, on a two-year assignment. She will report to Steve Graziano who remains directly in charge of the EMEA region.
LVMH Vins d’Exception. which focuses on wines from exceptional terroirs that are fully or partially owned by the LVMH group, comprises Domaine des Lambrays, which it bought in April 2014, Château d’Yquem, Château Cheval Blanc and Colgin Cellars.
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