In this exclusive conversation, Rose Marie Bravo, the legendary former CEO of Burberry and President of Saks Fifth Avenue, shares her career-defining moments – from taking bold leaps into leadership roles she didn’t feel ready for to transforming Burberry into a global powerhouse.
This conversation is packed with real-world insights you can apply immediately to rise in your career, navigate uncertainty, and make a bigger impact as a leader.
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Rose Marie also shares personal stories, her decision-making philosophy, and her biggest advice for enjoying the journey while driving success. Watch now to learn from one of the most respected business leaders.
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Rose Marie Bravo is an icon of the fashion industry. Known throughout the industry as the force behind Burberry’s resurgence, Rose Marie breathed new life into the 19th-century British brand, transforming the fashion house into one of the most recognizable luxury brands in the world.
After graduating from Fordham University’s Thomas More College in 1971, she became an assistant buyer for Abraham & Strauss, a New York City department store chain. She joined Macy’s as an assistant buyer in 1974, was promoted to group vice president, and eventually became senior vice president of merchandising. When Macy’s acquired I. Magnin in 1988, Macy’s executives chose Rose Marie to head the company.
In 1992, she became the first woman president of Saks Fifth Avenue. She took over Burberry in 1997 and immediately revived the company. Under her stewardship, Burberry’s annual sales jumped from $470 million to more than $1 billion.
In recognition of her service, Queen Elizabeth II named Bravo a Commander of the British Empire in June 2006.
