The career rise of Bernard Arnault, the world's richest man and luxury-goods mogul who owns brands like Louis Vuitton and Dior
Bernard Arnault and his son Frédéric Arnault in June 2018.Frédéric joined LVMH as the temporary head of connected technologies at TAG Heuer in 2017. A year later, he became strategy and digital director at the Swiss watch company, LVMH's largest watch brand. In 2020, Frédéric was named TAG Heuer's CEO.
Frédéric graduated from his father's alma mater, École Polytechnique in Paris, and interned at Facebook and consulting firm McKinsey before joining LVMH.Jean Arnault, front left, with his brother Frederic, center, and father, Bernard.Jean Arnault became marketing and product director in Louis Vuitton's watch division in August 2021.
Jean, who was 23 at the time, has a master's degree in financial mathematics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as well as a master's in mechanical engineering from Imperial College London, WWD reported. According to his LinkedIn profile, he interned at Morgan Stanley and McLaren Racing and worked in a Louis Vuitton retail store before joining the company full-time. Arnault has rubbed shoulders with some of the planet's most influential figures, in the fashion world and otherwise.
From left: John Galliano, then-creative director of Dior; British fashion magazine editor Liz Tilberis; Diana, Princess of Wales; Helene Mercier, and Bernard Arnault in 1996.In 2017, Arnault met President-elect Donald Trump at Trump Tower in New York City, right before Trump's inauguration, to discuss expanding LVMH factories in the US.The company opened a new 100,000-square-foot Louis Vuitton factory in Texas in 2019, the company's third factory in the US.
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