Bernard Arnault's succession, the elephant in the room at LVMH
The head of the luxury group deliberately raised his five children so that each one could potentially succeed him. While the family presents a united front, the struggle for succession continues behind the scenes. They all arrived at roughly the same time, each with that slight minute of delay their father taught them to use in order to assert themselves in front of others.
- ▪The head of the luxury group deliberately raised his five children so that each one could potentially succeed him.
- ▪While the family presents a united front, the struggle for succession continues behind the scenes.
- ▪They all arrived at roughly the same time, each with that slight minute of delay their father taught them to use in order to assert themselves in front of others.
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