Luxottica’s corporate governance under the spotlight

The Financial Times published a rather critical editorial on the management merry-go-round at Luxottica that has led to the departure of three chief executives in a year and a half (see Eyewear Intelligence Vol. 17 N° 1+2). The influential British daily put the blame on the 80-year-old founder and chairman, ...

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