Calvin Klein names Lila Staab vice president of brand communications and culture

Calvin Klein, Inc. announced on Friday the appointment of Lili Staab as senior vice president of brand communications and culture.

In this role, effective June 10, Staab will be responsible for overseeing Calvin Klein’s global entertainment relationships and events, as well as leading integrated communications and influence strategies. Working closely with global and regional teams, he will strive to increase brand visibility, support deeper consumer engagement and drive innovation across all consumer touchpoints.

“We are delighted that Lila will bring her experience and deep industry knowledge to our team at Calvin Klein. “Her proven ability to shape ideas and partnerships that create lasting cultural impact will be a tremendous asset as we continue to evolve our unique approach to building the world’s most desirable lifestyle brand,” said Jonathan Bottomley, chief global marketing officer of Calvin Klein, to whom Staab will report directly.

Staab’s career spans over 20 years and includes management positions at fashion houses including Gucci, Giorgio Armani, and a previous job at Calvin Klein. Her experience includes fostering significant industry partnerships and relationships with A-listers and influential leaders in the entertainment, fashion and culture communities.

Most recently, as global senior vice president of entertainment relations at Gucci, she played a key role in shaping the Chime for Change movement, an initiative dedicated to advancing gender equality.