Copenhagen-based fashion house Ganni has announced the appointment of three executives to key roles: Marcelo Noschese as president, Americas; Marie Valot as director of communications and public relations; and Guillaume Dacquet as director of marketing and image. All three will report directly to Ganni’s chief executive, Laura du Rusquec, and will work closely with the Executive Committee.

Based in New York, Marcelo Noschese will be responsible for Ganni’s retail, wholesale, and e-commerce operations across the Americas. He has held senior leadership roles at houses including Prada, Louis Vuitton, and Ferragamo. Prior to joining Ganni, he was CEO of Prada Americas, overseeing operations in the US, Canada, and Latin America.

Marie Valot joins Ganni as director of communications and public relations. She has more than 15 years’ experience in brand communications, VIP and influencer strategies, and international partnerships. She previously led international communications for Balmain, Nina Ricci, and KCD Paris, where she spearheaded global campaigns, media strategies, and cross-functional projects.

Guillaume Dacquet has been appointed director of marketing and image. He joins Ganni from Estée Lauder Companies, where he worked on international rebranding initiatives and long-term communications platforms. He has also held roles within LVMH Beauty, notably for the Dior, Guerlain, Givenchy, Fresh, and Stella McCartney brands, in positions spanning strategic planning, consumer research, and innovation.

These three appointments form part of efforts to strengthen Ganni’s global organisation. According to Laura du Rusquec, the company’s chief executive, these hires are intended to support the implementation of the company’s long-term global vision.

Founded in Copenhagen in 2000, Ganni is a contemporary fashion house stocked by numerous international retailers and operating boutiques in Europe, the US, and Asia. A certified B Corp, the company publishes an annual responsibility report and develops initiatives focused on innovation, notably through its ‘Fabrics of the Future’ programme and projects related to the circular economy. L Catterton acquired a majority stake in the company in 2017.