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Chanel's global CEO Leena Nair becomes a beacon of inspiration at Windsor Castle; here's why

Chanel's global CEO Leena Nair becomes a beacon of inspiration at Windsor Castle; here's why

Time of India21 hours ago

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The iconic luxury brand Chanel has stood as the epitome of fashion and one of the pillars of the glam world for years. Standing the test of time with its revolutionary designs and enduring influence in the vogue world, it was founded by Coco Chanel in 1910 in Paris.
From creating a timeless 'Little Black Dress' to the 'Tweed Suit' drama, the brand has championed chic designs and has supremely maintained its legacy in the market.
Passing down her innovative business strategies and striking ideas, the current global CEO of Chanel is living proof of understanding the brand's legacy and has touched some new milestones. Chanel's global CEO, Leena Nair, recently received the prestigious Commander of the Order of the British Empire from Prince William.
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Who is Leena Nair
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Known for her exemplary contributions to business and leadership on such a global scale, it is a personal victory for her and all the Indians out there. Indian-origin Leena Nair made history as the first female Asian and the youngest-ever CEO of Chanel to get this honour at a royal ceremony in the United Kingdom.
Born in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, she became a beacon of inspiration and is known for delivering a holistic business impact for the long term at Chanel.
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Under her leadership and values, the brand has continued to drive its excellence, reach a better clientele, and also focus on sustainability commitments.
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She is the former Chief Human Resources Officer at Unilever and has a career span of more than a decade. A passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion, she is currently appointed at Chanel, marking her swift yet bold shift towards the segment of luxury, which speaks about heritage and innovation.
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Her recognition by the British royal family stands as a proud moment for the Indian diaspora and women across the globe, highlighting how leadership rooted in empathy, resilience, and purpose can leave an indelible mark on the world.
Why is the CBE award so important?
The CBE, or Commander of the Order of the British Empire, is one of the highest-ranking British orders of chivalry. It is given to individuals who have made a significant contribution to society in the segment of charity, arts, public service, or scientific research.
Leena Nair's recognition by the British royal family stands tall and is a proud moment for the Indian diaspora and women across the world. She has meticulously highlighted her leadership notes, rooted in purpose, empathy, and resilience.
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