Golden Goose CEO Silvio Campara kicked off his discussion at Tuesday’s FN Summit by addressing the unexpected postponement of the shoe company’s IPO.
. “What is happening now in Europe, with elections in France and the U.K., will soon happen here in America. So, elections are freezing the world for the next couple of months, and we are waiting for a much more calm and steady market scenario to go public. I don’t think now would be a good time to be represented in the market. But we will be back.
“These new stores offer consumers a way to interact with our footwear in all aspects of a shoe’s life — from initial sale, to offering repairs and have a place for them to recycle their shoes.”store concept. “Coffee culture, especially in Asia, has grown in popularity over the last few years,” Campara noted. “That’s why we recently opened our first Younique café Bangkok. Our first store has been a terrific success.
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