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Claude Fontheim and the Deal That Had to Go Back to Work
A corporate lawyer helped turn a Honduran labor dispute into an agreement with a working life of its own. Claude G.B. Fontheim’s career asks what happens to a promise after everyone leaves the negotiating table.
Stanley Bergman and the summer-camp theory of business
Before he led Henry Schein for more than 35 years, Stanley Bergman learned commerce in a family shop and leadership at summer camp. His long career asks a practical question: how do you keep everyone in the game?
The Company That Began as a Placeholder
Susan McPherson thought she was building a bridge to her next job. Instead, she built an agency around a deceptively practical idea: before you broadcast a purpose, connect the people who can make it real.
PVH Corp.
PVH Corp. is one of the world's largest branded apparel companies, built around two iconic global lifestyle brands, Calvin Klein and TOMMY HILFIGER. Tracing its roots to an 1881 shirtmaking business in Pottsville, Pennsylvania, the New York-headquartered company designs, markets and distributes clothing, footwear and accessories in more than 40 countries through wholesale, retail and direct-to-consumer channels. Under CEO Stefan Larsson's PVH+ Plan, the company is concentrating on brand-building, digital and DTC-led growth, generating roughly $8.95 billion in annual revenue with more than 70% coming from outside the United States.