RAPAPORT… Carla Liuni will step down as chief marketing officer of Pandora after two years with the company.
Liuni will leave her position with the Danish jeweler to return to Italy, Pandora said last week. She was one of a number of senior marketing executives Pandora recruited in 2019 and 2020 to introduce major new product lines and launch its turnaround strategy.
“We understand Carla’s wish to return home for personal reasons, and now is a good time to pass the baton,” said Pandora CEO Alexander Lacik. “Carla joined shortly after we relaunched our brand in 2019, and she has been an important contributor to our turnaround.”
Liuni will depart by the end of March. The company expects to appoint her replacement by summer, it noted. Until then, Lacik will oversee all global marketing.
Image: Carla Liuni. (Pandora)
Pandora Marketing Executive Exits Company
The Bottom Line
- Carla Liuni will leave her role as Pandora's chief marketing officer by the end of March.
- Liuni joined Pandora in 2019 to support the brand relaunch and turnaround strategy.
- Pandora CEO Alexander Lacik will manage global marketing until a replacement is named by summer.
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