As supply chain management becomes a strategic asset in the luxury industry, Dior announced this week the establishment of an industrial division, to be led by Giorgio Striano. The move aims to enhance Dior’s overall production capacity and ensure the continuity of its expertise. Striano will assume the role of chief industrial officer on January 2, 2025, and will join Dior’s executive committee. Based in Milan, he will oversee all industrial operations for the brand and report directly to CEO Delphine Arnault. Additionally, Dior revealed that Nicolas Carré will join the company on December 1, succeeding Patrice Guillemin as Industrial Director for leather goods, footwear, and fashion jewelry. Guillemin has been appointed as Project Director. Both will report to Giorgio Striano.