Europe
JOHANN RUPERT Chairman
Remgro (SA) and
Richemont (Switzerland) South Africa, Switzerland
LUBNA OLAYAN Chief executive Olayan Financing Saudi Arabia
One of Saudi Arabia’s most prominent businesswomen, since 2003 the second- generation financier Lubna Olayan has run Olayan Financing, a private holding company within the Olayan Group, the conglomerate founded by her father. She has recently been nominated to lead a new bank being formed out of a merger between the Saudi British Bank (SABB) and Alawwal Bank that will create the country’s third biggest lender. Olayan also pushes female empowerment in a country where women have few role models.
Rupert has widespread business interests with combined revenues of more than $13 billion. As the chairman of the group behind brands such as Cartier and Montblanc, he is best known for his backing of a universal basic income. His high profile has drawn criticism in his native South Africa, although his business success has been amplified by a 2018 agreement between Richemont and the Chinese online retail giant Alibaba to establish a luxury goods portal on Alibaba’s giant trading platform.
BERNARD ARNAULT
Chairman and chief executive LVMH France
EMMA ANTOLIN Director
Grupo Antolin Spain
The second generation of the $3.8 billion Spanish auto components company, Antolin worked for a human resources consultancy after graduating with two masters in business and finance and a degree in psychology. As head of corporate social responsibility since 2007, Antolin opened the first training school for direct relatives of plant employees in Brazil in 2009. In 2016, she signed a partnership agreement with the United Nation’s SDG Fund to achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Arnault, France’s richest man, heads the $54.4 billion revenue- making LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton—the world’s largest maker of luxury goods. His career began at the age of 25 when he joined Ferret-Savinel, his father’s holiday accommodation business, succeeding his father in 1979. He then acquired luxury goods company Financière Agache and with it, Christian Dior. Since 1988, Arnaut has incrementally bought LVMH stock, and now owns 40.9% of its shares, and 59.01% of its voting rights. Four of his five children have executive roles within LVMH.
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