Neiman Marcus CEO demonstrates he’s tone deaf
September 28, 2020
Geoffroy van Raemdonck, CEO of Neiman Marcus Group, which just emerged from bankruptcy is featured in the September issue of a magazine targeted to high-income earners. Mr. van Raemdonck and his husband Alvise Orsini are photographed sitting on a “custom sofa . . . upholstered in silk velvet.” The timing of the article is, at best, unfortunate that many of Neiman Marcus’ employees were forced to take pay cuts or lost their jobs in recent months.
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