New Executive Creative Director and Brand Presidents Appointed

  • Victoria’s Secret hires Savage x Fenty vet Adam Selman as executive creative director
  • Three new brand presidents appointed: Anne Stephenson, Ali Dillon, and Amy Kocourek
  • CEO Hillary Super is transforming the company with these leadership changes
  • Path to Potential growth strategy focuses on Pink brand, beauty, lifestyle categories, and digital-first Adore Me

Victoria’s Secret & Co. is undergoing a major leadership overhaul to drive growth and innovation, appointing Adam Selman as executive creative director from Savage X Fenty and three new brand presidents: Anne Stephenson, Ali Dillon, and Amy Kocourek. The company’s ‘Path to Potential’ strategy focuses on the Pink brand, beauty, lifestyle categories, and a digital-first Adore Me.

Factuality Level: 8
Factuality Justification: The article provides accurate and objective information about the leadership changes at Victoria’s Secret & Co., including new appointments of brand presidents and their respective backgrounds. It also mentions the company’s growth strategy ‘Path to Potential’. The article is well-structured and relevant to the main topic, with no apparent bias or personal perspective presented as a universally accepted truth.
Noise Level: 3
Noise Justification: The article provides relevant information about leadership changes and new appointments at Victoria’s Secret & Co., including the appointment of a new executive creative director and brand presidents. It also mentions the company’s growth strategy. However, it lacks in-depth analysis or exploration of long-term trends or consequences of these decisions.
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