Lululemon Promotes China Head to Lead APAC, Hires Former Louis Vuitton Executive for Regional Role
Lululemon has restructured its leadership in Greater China, appointing its long-serving China head as the new regional president for China and APAC, while also hiring a former Louis Vuitton executive for a similar role. San Yan Ng, who had managed Lululemon's China business for eight years, will now lead the company's China and APAC regions.
Simultaneously, Jeffrey Hang, a senior executive from LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, has been appointed as the senior vice president and general manager of APAC. Both promotions come as Lululemon aims to expand its market share and deepen its local relevance in China and the Asia-Pacific region. André Maestrini, interim co-CEO, president, and COO of Lululemon, emphasized that these moves will enable the company to better understand regional markets, scale its operations, and deliver tailored experiences to its customers.
Ng and Hang, both coming from luxury industries, will leverage their expertise to navigate the diverse cultural and market landscapes of the region, focusing on delivering value to the company's guests.
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