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and strengthen operations.” Singh Mehta added: “I am delighted to
join Delhi Duty Free, India’s largest duty free retailer, and look forward to building on solid foundations that the buying team has established.”
Finance, GTR and Asia Pacific, will serve as VP Finance Pernod Ricard GTR. Finally, Angel Li, who is currently VP Human Resources, GTR and Asia Pacific, will serve as VP Human Resources Pernod Ricard GTR. The company adds that the next steps
for Ian Williams, currently Managing Director of Pernod Ricard Travel Retail EMEA, will be announced at a later stage. Franck, Nodjame, Olivier and Angel will all report to Mohit Lal.
Marcelo Colombo to replace Ryan Hill at Edrington Asia Edrington Global Travel Retail (GTR) has announced a change of leadership within its Asia Travel Retail business with Marcelo Colombo (pictured below) succeeding Ryan Hill as Commercial Director of Asia Travel Retail, based in Singapore. Edrington says that Colombo has
Pernod Ricard unveils new global travel retail structure Pernod Ricard has announced a new global travel retail organisation for its fourth largest market, which will see its three regions, comprising Travel Retail Asia Pacific, Travel Retail EMEA and Travel Retail Americas, all consolidated into one single entity. The new all-encompassing division,
Pernod Ricard Global Travel Retail, will be based in London from 1 July 2017. “The new organisation will allow Pernod
Ricard to fully capture the undeniable growth potential of this channel by its unified global approach,” says the company. Franck Lapeyre – currently President &
CEO of Pernod Ricard Travel Retail Americas – will now serve as the Chief Operating Officer, for Pernod Ricard GTR. The company added: “It will also ensure
a more effective collaboration with brand companies and key customers, and guarantee that all travellers are able to find their favourite Pernod Ricard brands in their duty-free outlets to take home.” The new global leadership team will be
led by Mohit Lal (pictured above), Chairman & CEO of Pernod Ricard Global Travel Retail, along with Franck Lapeyre, who will take direct responsibility for managing the Business Units, which will support the unified GTR division. Nodjame Fouad, who is currently
Marketing Director of Pernod Ricard Travel Retail Asia Pacific, will serve as VP Marketing, Pernod Ricard GTR. Olivier Gasperin, who is currently VP
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significant experience within the travel retail industry, having held roles with both L’Oréal and Edrington in the channel over the last seven years. Most recently, he held the position of
Marketing Manager, Edrington GTR and prior to that was Commercial Director, Edrington WEBB Travel Retail in the Americas region. Igor Boyadjian, Managing Director,
Edrington Global Travel Retail said: “Framed within broader changes in the Edrington Global Travel Retail business and overall structure, this is another positive step as we look to strengthen the organisation and establish a leadership team of high calibre professionals.” Commenting on Colombo’s appointment,
Boyadjian said: “Having been based out of Singapore for the last year he has already built a close relationship with the Asia Travel Retail team and our partners throughout the region and has developed a strong understanding of the business’ dynamics,
so we expect a seamless transition as he assumes his new duties. “I would also like to thank Ryan for
his efforts and achievements during the ten years he spent with Edrington – a period during which our travel retail business, particularly in Asia, grew significantly. We wish him all the best in his future endeavours.”
Vangelisti is appointed Heidsieck Director of Global Travel Retail Champagne houses Piper-Heidsieck and Charles Heidsieck have named Cécile Vangelisti as their new Director of Global Travel Retail. Vangelisti will work with two maison
Executive Directors to create and execute strategic plans for the Piper-Heidsieck and Charles Heidsieck brands. She will have responsibility for global
travel retail and airline partners, following the companies’ decision to directly manage operations in the channel earlier this year. Cécile Vangelisti has over 16 years’
experience in wines & spirits, perfumes & cosmetics and fashion – including nine in travel retail. She has also worked previously at Coty
Travel Retail Europe & Africa, William Grant & Sons Travel Retail Europe, and Campari Travel Retail Europe. She also holds a degree from IPAG business chool in Nice. Adding his comments on Vangelisti’s
appointment, Champagne Piper-Heidsieck and Charles Heidsieck President and CEO Damien Lafaurie said: “I have great confidence that Cecile’s experience of travel retail will be instrumental in accelerating the development of our brands in the most prestigious airport/airlines across the globe. “Please accept my personal appreciation
of your support and cooperation as Cecile assumes her new responsibilities.”
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