Canada Goose boss avoided printing ‘CEO’ on business cards for years after taking over at 27

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No longer are its $1,200 plus parkas just for Canadians braving the blistering cold—with 68 stores around the world, Canada Goose merch is now being stocked even in sweltering spots like Miami (and soon Australia) and worn as streetwear by celebrities and Gen Zers alike.

Like the Arnault and Murdoch heirs, Dani Reiss was thrust into leadership decades before the average aspirational worker could expect.

Despite having built Canada Goose into the empire it is today, Reiss doesn’t plan on following tradition and handing the helm to one of his two children—at least, not any time soon.

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Author / Journalist: Orianna Rosa Royle

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United StatesAustraliaCanada

Topics: Career Advice Career Advancement Entrepreneurs Succession planning Entrepreneurship Chief executive officer (CEO) Succession Promotions

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Published On: 2024-07-28 @ 21:30:00 (11 hours ago)

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