Luxury fashion house with global retail and digital operations
Givenchy operates a 201–500-person luxury fashion business across design, retail, and e-commerce, with hiring concentrated in sales (44 roles) and product/marketing roles distributed across eight countries. The tech stack—SAP, Salesforce, PLM, Power BI—reflects a traditional retail supply-chain and CRM footprint, while active projects signal operational maturity challenges: clienteling tools, stock management, production scheduling, and carbon-footprint tracking all appear as concurrent priorities, suggesting a maison balancing heritage craftsmanship with modern omnichannel and sustainability demands.
Notable leadership hires: Boutique Director, Retail Director
Givenchy is a publicly held luxury fashion house founded in 1952 and headquartered in Paris. The maison designs and produces haute couture, ready-to-wear, accessories, and fragrances, with a global presence across retail locations in France, the UK, the US, China, Japan, Thailand, Italy, and Malaysia. As of September 2024, Sarah Burton leads creative direction for both womenswear and menswear collections. Operations span design, manufacturing, retail management, and direct-to-consumer channels, supported by enterprise systems including SAP for supply-chain and inventory management, Salesforce for CRM, and PLM tools for product development.
Givenchy uses SAP for supply-chain management, Salesforce and Salesforce Marketing Cloud for CRM and marketing, PLM for product lifecycle, Power BI for analytics, Google Analytics for digital properties, and Microsoft Office/Outlook for operations. Social and digital presence spans Meta, Twitter, TikTok, YouTube, and WeChat.
Active projects include clienteling tools, stock and shrinkage management, carbon-footprint reduction, production scheduling, and fashion-week coordination. Internal pain points center on sales performance, store cost management, delivery delays, and inventory control.
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