(Reuters) -Valentino CEO Jacopo Venturini has stepped down from the Italian luxury house for personal reasons, Women's Wear ...

Valentino's CEO, Jacopo Venturini, has stepped down from his role, leaving the luxury brand seeking new leadership. His ...

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Jacopo Venturini has resigned as CEO of Valentino. The decision was mutual due to personal reasons. Despite his exit, creative director Alessandro Michele remains in position. Valentino, partially ...

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Valentino CEO Jacopo Venturini has stepped down from the Italian luxury house, Women's Wear Daily reported on Thursday.