Bernard Arnault, Chairman and CEO of LVMH | The Brave Ones

The Brave Ones - In collaboration with Credit Suisse: Bernard Arnault is France’s richest man and the mastermind behind the world’s biggest luxury group, LVMH. But even he had his doubters early on.
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[@cassiejacobs4197]

Every family has that one person who will break the family's financial struggle, I hope you become the one 😊

[@thomasdooley3702]

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[@christopherhobb7702]

That's very impressive are you giving her your money or does it stays in your trading account? What's really the idea behind the copying trades?

[@Utterlyabeast]

Shut the hell up and get to working

[@PanasheMugare]

Amen

[@stephanieemlek4237]

La mode est un savoir-faire innovant et intéressant. professionnalisme , performance, précision.

[@sarthakbiswas2201]

When Goldman CEO, the biggest fashion editor and one of the greatest designers take time to talk about a person, it speaks volumes

[@alimahfooz1651]

That's cause they all work for him, in one form or the other

[@helenab9973]

@@alimahfooz1651 Exactly, he is not good at guessing the trend, they're accomplices who set the trend, and each gets their share of profit.

[@deltycordova8683]

@@alimahfooz1651 jj

[@AbGupta]

@jason garcia potty mouth

[@Popcornlover208]

goldman ceo is a joker, clown. he drinks piss.

[@grinningdarling]

His laugh is so french "honh honh honh" 😂

[@Andromediens]

xD indeed

[@apophenia2338]

Is so fucking evil, with a touch of french. Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell. Edward Abbey

[@malensobilly]

sheila he’s French

[@theodoreroosevelt7471]

Like a dog

[@hawamariko6509]

Dead 😂😂😂🤣

[@MrEmptyfuel]

The most strategic business man in the world.

[@Alexander-hs7fi]

Why please explain

[@Alexander-hs7fi]

@Crimson King please explain me why he is good businessmen ,

[@cutdepiefails6596]

He fckd lv in desire and quality, Hermes, I don't even know wtf it is. Hennessy is corny, he just milks brands out just close enough to death, but not so much that it kills them, and moves to milk the next one. A bit like Unilever for fashion. Great business and fortune tho.

[@Alexander-hs7fi]

@Crimson King thank you so much , internet connection was over that's why I read you message late . One more doubt please don't you think this is the easy way to get success , even I want to do this type of activity like Jeff , Bernard , mark , Elon . What should I do

[@JordyRodriguez]

He really do look like a old baby tho lol no cap

[@kmm7285]

'it was a small business. Only a 1000 employees' - ok

[@lovergurl454]

he manages a trillion-dollar conglomarate now, so for him 1000 employees is nothing

[@lordoctus]

RIGHTTTT?!!!? Like, in what world do 1,000 employees constitute "a small business"?! But it goes to show you how the ultra-rich think.

[@flowerkingofficial]

yeah hhhh

[@sevastos2168]

@@lordoctus its relative

[@rajatbisht21]

@@lovergurl454 Not a Trillion dollar company but ~$390 Billion but even that a lot.

[@bodawei425]

Behind 'having fun' and the aura of his persona, let's not forget that he built his success with vision, audacity, but also that he manages his business with an exceptional rigor. I don't think one can even fathom the level of rigor that this man is expecting, day in and day out.

[@diablog.9339]

Dude literally backstabbed the Vuitton family what do you mean he built the company

[@bodawei425]

@@diablog.9339 I mean he bought the brand that was not doing so great but had a good potential and he grew it to an international level and worldclass leader in the luxury industry. I dont' think I have 'backstabbed' anyone by saying that.

[@jean-claudeblois5121]

The key of his success. First of all he is a very high level ENGINEER (Ecole Polytechnique) with a very hard selection on mathematics not economy. Then he is like an ARCHITECT, better than a businessman with a cursus in business schools. BUT after that he has a very good intuition, long term vision and prodigious management skills. Luxury is just for him the extension of his intellectual rigor...

[@jean-claudeblois5121]

@@aryannahar True it's not the only criteria.

[@cutdepiefails6596]

You are forgetting that he learn the business and management principles and basics from his family. Add that to a fairly creative and technical mind and the result is usually good.

[@WangHuLee]

I have no comment. Picking the lessons

[@anna_inu]

"I had two things when I started... A dream and 1 billion dollars."

[@amald9702]

@@anna_inu True, his family is already wealthy, tough many people, with tremendous inherited wealth, don't do as well. To actually get into Ecole Polytechnique, [very hard contest] you need to be a math savvy...so that earns him a lot of respect...Plus he really made interesting business decisions [very strategic] to become EUROPE's Wealthiest man.

[@ttealeaf5]

Who's here after he became the richest man in the world?

[@vinsenvenantius1096]

Me too

[@pablom6708]

Are you going to post this under every one of his interviews?

[@ttealeaf5]

@@pablom6708 No

[@daviwilliam281]

@@pablom6708 😅😅

[@chloeavalon5468]

He don’t have respect for anyone Lvmh look only for a profits Hermes he don’t have 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Alex-qb1nt]

2 things essentials in his success : the coaching his entrepreneur father gave him during all his life, even as a child + Polytechnique school training

[@benjiski6]

I would also add his grandmother raising him almost full time for a few years. Macron was also almost raised by his grandmother.

[@Frenchkisssss]

Are you fucking kidding me, he bought for 1€ a french bag manufacturer called Boussac then he got millions of $ in subsidies from the french government. He owes everything to the French tax payers and yet 85% of LVMH revenues are declared in Belgium to avoid paying taxes in France. This man is a shame. He should get stripped away from his french citizenship and stop using France reputation to sell his crap.

[@The_Revolutionist]

No, the school he went through doesn't matter.

[@Alex-qb1nt]

huihkjhlhlhh gigkjhkhljl,pm You have no idea what you're talking about, Polytechnique is not a lambda school, I invite you to Google it

[@anna_inu]

Other thing is inheriting a multi-million dollar company.

[@StevenYevski]

I am glad that Hermes didn’t bend for him! And that’s why they preserve the value and really stay a side from the main stream and hope they will continue to be independent!

[@Momooooo0000]

Yes what all the other brands should’ve did

[@user-dq1kr6zc2t]

Goes to show you how having entrepreneurs in family generations is unbelievable for posterity. It should inspire people more to start businesses and pass them along. Because if it wasn't for Bernard's Grandfather starting the business from an idea, LVMH wouldn't have taken place. Having a father who is a successful entrepreneur puts the family miles and years down the road. Although it was just a construction company, it had a balance sheet and dynamics which could change. Pretty remarkable to be given a business at 25.

[@Stars4Hearts]

What??? It’s hand bags. And luggage. For crying out loud! Splurge on food

[@DerNicerDicerPlus]

Small business... "only 1000 peoople"

[@aidenyang747]

1000 is definitely considered small business, he wasn't trying to be funny

[@comedebreuille5396]

well, today LVMH is 150 000 employees,... quite a difference ! ;)

[@Elicia33]

small business - second richest man

[@comedebreuille5396]

@@Elicia33 he was talking about his father's business

[@cutdepiefails6596]

The fake modesty was distasteful here. Regardless, impressive work and good profile.

[@maxamillion8384]

Arnault is a farmer... he is simply farming the elete with their own vanity Bravo

[@paulodoko29]

The boss of bosses... It will take us hours just to find the subsidiaries inside the lvmh group

[@vimalcurio]

lol

[@angelachanelhuang1651]

oh thank God, he's not actually carrying the Boss name

[@LearnGermanwithMarzipanfrau]

13:47 That's what makes him a good leader. Because he's giving young people a chance and bringing joy in being creative to the next generation. :D

[@MrBlereau]

Well this symbolizes why France has the best business schools in the world. The other lesson I will take from him : " he was looking for undervalued companies"...

[@terrelldwayne4086]

I hear “think and grow rich” in every sentence that came out his mouth.

[@anniefisher1734]

I love that he gives the people that has not been known yet a opportunity to work for is company

[@antar1360]

And he fired a lot of people too. He doesn't pay all of his taxes. He is a thief!

[@angelachanelhuang1651]

percentage of possibility of attaining any form of wealth

[@raphaeldouglas9361]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time.

[@gramswilly3735]

Yeah! I agree with you sir. If you want to be successful have the mindset of the rich, spend less and invest More. Don't give up your dreams.

[@mophylarry5924]

@@gramswilly3735 People come here with the aim of chasing money more than knowledge and that will damage your progress, trust me. Chase knowledge first and I promise! The money will follow you just like it's following some of us now.

[@godwinmath4707]

@@mophylarry5924 That's very correct sir!! And that is why most of them end up losing they money to scammers.

[@godwinmath4707]

Don't be in a haste to invest. Know what and who you are investing to and be sure that the person will deliver before investing. Learn and get the knowledge first before investing..

[@franklyzurich4473]

@@godwinmath4707 People wants to do what the 99% does but wants to get results that are fit for the 1%, but it doesn't work that way.

[@JulioTejadayGarcia]

He said on another interview that he doesn't like the word luxury very much because it means useless (or something like that); however, he says here that LV is the number one luxury brand worldwide. I guess he realized that he needs the word luxury to succeed. You do have to admire this man. He has been successful!

[@shashank1082]

He was the world's second richest person (as of February, 2020) before the COVID-19 pandemic.

[@clansman89]

He was the richest twice.

[@thamuribrahim5238]

he’s the third richest one

[@logknot7867]

He was the worlds richest person in February for a couple of days

[@makistsouvalos8611]

Now he is richer...

[@Mr.Nefarioussness]

He has gained his 2nd place again let’s see if he goes for #1

[@stan2026]

He is called "The Wolf in Cashmere", and now is as rich as Bill Gates.

[@hwangjae2237]

Now 10B richer

[@raphaelfreeman328]

Actually, he's believed to be closer to Buffet and is likely to surpass his wealth in a year or two. Also, I hate that fuckin' asshole !

[@ggotay5199]

Hwang jae Bill Gates is richer. Look it up.

[@lakshmimondal3808]

@@raphaelfreeman328 buffet is where he is because he gave away 37 billion of his wealth.actually warren Buffet would have been the richest person.warren buffet is a class apart

[@Kyle-pp7dv]

@@lakshmimondal3808 so does other billionaires who gave their wealth away.

[@romanvonungern-sternberg1322]

Rest In Peace , Karl Lagerfeld 💐

[@josephinestabel9647]

Karl Lagerfeld was An arrogant and cunning person. 🤯 He really thought he was COCO CHANEL. SHAME. They still earn money with this names who don't live ANYMORE !!! Are People stupid who buy this?? No personality. EASY MONEY.

[@anniefisher1734]

I Like your style

[@melodiebodson2495]

Very surprisingly this hagiography doesn't describe how family relathionship brought him to buy the boussac company for almost nothing because he promised to maintain employment but ultimately destroy most of it, just to keep the valuable brand name. Also I find it very significative of our materialist society that the most succesfull buisness of our time are the luxe industry and online shopping

[@Flashyfinancier]

Luxury industry mélodie. Pas luxe industry

[@sanelesifisopesane9431]

How sad, you the only person that made sense in the history of comments, we are living in the most materialistic era of all time.

[@baptistebrigand5882]

@@Flashyfinancier tf

[@fashionela1]

Very impressive. It seems like he is doing everything with ease.

[@angelachanelhuang1651]

he's the 1% rich living in France

[@stanleyfloradin5415]

This guy works 24/7

[@azizhidri1013]

4:18 he was a not a simple civil engineer he was a « polytechnicien » considered as one of the 400 best engineers in France

[@The_Revolutionist]

Nope, an engineer is an engineer, wherever he come from doesn't matter it's the same degree with the same courses.

[@huguesjouffrai9618]

@@The_Revolutionist actually no. Engineers in France go through very tough selection. They have to study maths, physics and chemistry (ans a bit of english and literature as well) for two years before passing a huge nationwide exam. After that they are sorted into the various schools according to their results. That's why going to polytechnique is such a great deal, it really means you are among the best minds in the country (taking into account your pure capacity to solve very hard problems and understand very complex maths and physics, but also your general capacity and endurance to work very hard for 2 years in a stressful and competitive environment). In general, not all engineering degrees are the same and a harvard graduate, although he has the same knowledge as the graduate from an average or bad university, is on average much better and smarter. In France this elitism is pushed quite far with the engineering school and someone who went to polytechnique is on average much more intelligent and successful than someone from la Sorbonne. On average of course.

[@jephte7758]

The Supreme Archailect you don’t know how incredible Polytechnique is, it offers its students not only a scientific formation (one of the best in the world) but also a human, military and physical one. I have no regrets choosing this school over any other.

[@aks9545]

@@jephte7758 Bien joué camarades, j'espère que tu vas réussir la bas

[@angelachanelhuang1651]

friends of a friend

[@robertkrangle9980]

Arnault is talented and smart but lets not get carried away. His father was rich as heck and funded him with tens to hundreds of millions of dollars. He bought most of these companies with that money one after another over a long period of time and of course luxury became a huge market. But lets not pretend he did it all himself. He didnt start with nothing. He was a rich boy. That how he is able to own so much of his company now. By contrast Jeff Bezos owns just 15% of Amazon. Imagine if Mark Zuckerberg never had to raise money and he owned as much of Facebook. Arnault is thus worth more than he deserves and his standing in business history is not one of the very greatest.

[@francodesus9519]

You wrote absolute as perfect analysis as possible but to make a bit of correction Jeff Bezos owns more than 50% of Amazon

[@primusthegodfather9424]

@@francodesus9519 Bezos has a ~12% stake in Amazon, bro. Check for updates.

[@stefankazimirovic7957]

And yet people hate Bezod who started with nothing

[@robertkrangle9980]

@@stefankazimirovic7957 Bezos had his parents mortgage their home to give him money to start a company. Would your parents do that? Mine would not. Bezos hired people from day 1 using his parents money to do so. His parents own a piece of Amazon that few people talk about. The hardest part of starting any company is getting started. Bezos had family help. Without his family money I wonder if Amazon might not have happened.

[@stefankazimirovic7957]

robert krangle You always need some help to start,even if you want to open something like a store you need money.

[@vaibhavjain-ht3zz]

It is my dream to be on the board of LVMH group. What a great man! Ive always been a fan of him.

[@jeremyliu122]

All the accomplishments in the world and CNBC could only give him a stool.

[@ashaolusegun958]

😂😂😂

[@erich9779]

Imagine what you'll be sitting in if CNBC interviewed YOU......

[@kamu747]

The simplicity is fashionably classy. He probably requested for it.

[@rawmediamalayalam]

According to a CNBC Official, it was his head which contributed to his success, not his ass.

[@JESUSISGREATEST]

This man earned my RESPECT!

[@RDossJr]

Kanye's hero! Haha

[@homodeus8713]

Fabulous. Thoroughly enjoyed this.

[@kerrya2128]

With 25👏 1000 ppl small business😂 very inspirational & he seems to be down to earth positive impressions 💯quite interesting brilliant ceo👍

[@ModernConnoisseur]

Thoroughly enjoyed this episode

[@alux]

Happy you did :)

[@TheTechCguy]

This man is underrated! The king of elegance and luxury in clothing.

[@RichardsWorld]

Congrats to him on recently becoming the richest man in the world.

[@Chinazbo]

He started as a millionaire thanks to his father, bought Dior/LV from the French government for nothing due to his "special" relationship with the French finance minister at the time, promised publicly to keep jobs which he did not do (he fired thousands of workers and got rid of most of the companies), and then aggressively bought some other companies with sneaky & shady ways (like his takeover on Hermès). He's certainly an absolute apex predator when it comes to business, but he also incarnates everything that is wrong in modern days capitalism, and despite being filthy rich he is massively avoiding taxes and even tried to get the belgium citizenship to avoid paying some. Oh, and he also controls a lot of the press and is the one who put Macron as president. So yeah, this is just fucked up capitalistic propaganda (nice praise, Lloyd Blankfein) - there's nothing "brave" about him,

[@ionconnor1991]

He made 40 thousand jobs after instead of 10 thousand He is the greatest businessman in Europe and one the saviours of France economic

[@saitamanation2147]

Why are you jealous mate, go work harder!

[@mosesagabon7152]

If its so easy, why not you accomplish hundredth of his success?

[@sacragon]

@@saitamanation2147 Yes it's jealousy, he needs to work harder. 😆

[@lineamiller8744]

I agree with you and the quality of the products has gone down. People are really stupid buying this stuff. I have several old Louis Vuitton items and it’s still beautiful, I don’t think they can say the same about what they buy today.

[@ΣΑΡΩΝ]

0:38 Dr. Evil

[@konstantink5397]

holy smokes, yes!!!

[@callmeludi540]

You know if a rich and humble man is so grateful when he is just represented to sit on a stool and he doesn't even care as long as he can share his story, Godbless you.

[@angelachanelhuang1651]

what's the possibility of a person attaining wealth and fortunes these days?

[@Stoneface_]

@@angelachanelhuang1651 very high possibility

[@lapinblanc849]

"Merci patron" is a french movie showing the management technics of Bernard Arnaud, that's a must watch in France.

[@lanesantos7498]

One of the best CEOs in the world 😊❤️

[@angelachanelhuang1651]

I just want to rob the Louis Vuitton stores. This handbag doesn't come cheap

[@cachemire8230]

1000 people small business

[@andreewert1142]

its called humility...lol

[@Andromediens]

On what he wanted to build, this is very small yes

[@zgpm7031]

That anecdote about meeting steve jobs and steve telling him “in 50 years they will still be drinking your champagne” is sooooo relatable. It reminds of the conversation i had at the Genius Bar when they refused to fix the screen on my 2 day old iPhone. Its amazing how much we all have in common with your average plutocrat.

[@nickaoke]

He genuinely looks like a good guy. God bless his accomplishments!

[@lichilow5194]

wow u seem ignorant of the bad side of his power on the environment

[@-Ice_Cold-]

What are you talking about? Literally evil smile in the tumb

[@nickaoke]

@@-Ice_Cold- that's a matter of percpetion. To me, his deeds matter more than his looks.

[@-Ice_Cold-]

@@nickaoke Are you another billionaire, like him? Why do you defend him? You can't afford his ga$bage

[@nickaoke]

@@-Ice_Cold- I'm not definding anyone, I'm just sharing my perspective and wondering why it bothers you so much. Don't worry about my financial status.

[@samnguyenthi3092]

I read in a luxury retail book that he was the first businessman acquired other brands and it became the trend in luxury world

[@FFWorldHD]

When a man like him admires and expresses his good fortune to "have met Steve Jobs", that... *that* my friends is humility beyond comprehension

[@good-tn9sr]

Not really. Steve Jobs had more creativity and Apple is worth over 6 times what LVMH group is worth

[@jamilgotcher5456]

A photographer photographed me with Bernard Arnault for WWD France. I was modeling Christian Dior for the editorial and he and I were standing in front of a tall champagne tower of glasses. For the photo, someone poured the champagne so it will trickle down into the glasses. I never saw photo or story because I went back to home to America after Haute Couture season was over. I wish I could get a print of the story in WWD. The photo represented LV aquisition of DIor in approximately 1990.

[@HDVIBESSOUND]

This is the real Life succession

[@ferodrigues811]

Coincidentally Antoine Arnault's son is named Roman hahaha

[@sabrinafiree]

Lmao @ Michael Burke sliding at 3:49. It’s quick but it’s funny 🤣

[@usrname1y]

He seems like a great person! Really good series. Thanks for the good content!

[@francesenbarna]

@Bahi hated by unreliable, envious lefties. please, quote one example of job destruction

[@kwjan1615]

Bernard Arnaut is a great business man. His companies are fantastic and quality. Vancouver people love them and use them. Our housing price is always quite pricey, but Canada, BC, Vancouver is a great city to live in. It is worth to strive for to make money, serve the society, and buy a property for yourself. I have wonderful parents. I dream of better lives for myself and my family. Let's not complaints, but work hard and seek for opportunities!

[@sarahgathirwa8086]

With this mentality Success is inevitable!!!!

[@trevorvilakazi4668]

Just complete;y inspired by this mans vision! Unbelievable

[@curlyfrys5279]

Your ability to lead and get others to perform astronomically. That’s Vision

[@valeriehitier9026]

Une histoire de famille très belle et pas seulement de réussite : c est si rare dans une vie !!

[@detroi9387]

This is the man that can teach people how to think like rich people and show it in the product. That is one of the key of his success. This man know how to deal with people with his lavish thinking personality. One of the weakness of this man is that he don't look anything beyond richness. So he had earn so much money he won't able spend in his lifetime. But he doesn't want to do anything beyond make more and more money.

[@venturemogul]

CNBC needs to stop selling these people as self made. A business with 1000 people handled down by a parent does not qualify anyone as self made. Why can't you just say that he is a great busines man?

[@oeu3669]

Roberto Tessare 😂😂😂 I can’t lie I laughed when he said that. He said - a small business - ONLY 1000 people 😩🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅

[@richfuturebydsk2562]

Thanks a lot 🙏 Much support from 🇿🇦 ZAR- Durban Rich Future by DSK Clothing ❤

[@_pjd]

You can do great things with money!

[@pr5pr]

You are given 10,000,000$ , what will you do?

[@pierremaynial2036]

Wrong analysis my friend!

[@ashergaming6215]

@@pr5pr I'll buy youtube and ban you

[@ggreenway6491]

creativity and vision are great drivers for his accomplishment and joy something Bernard Arnault clearly achieves, he is a lucky man.

[@Iusedtohavemojo]

Ahh finally on the good side of youtube :)

[@TheAtlasSociety-y8l]

Bernard Arnault's MIND-BLOWING Quotes Will Change Your Life Forever!

[@jonyu3597]

Programs like this make me think of Dostoyevsky. Only some people are Napoleons, most are cannon fodder.

[@skyleschameleon5103]

by far my favorite company in the world

[@sharonwillis5072]

I love the luxury items they sell from their company. No-one he is the richest man with the world's largest company.

[@JeanTuck]

Bernard has an extremely amazing brain. He also loves his family.

[@0xyg3n]

He must be such a brave guy. His life has been such an ordeal. I feel for this elitist billionaire.

[@angelachanelhuang1651]

never seen this courage since Joan of Arc

[@natacharose9479]

Jealous much ?

[@KetumileMahule]

Inspiring video to help us become business minded and achieve immense financial wealth.

[@theodoreroosevelt7471]

Karl: people who know him have a very different idea of him than the people who don’t know him Me: aka rich and poor people

[@rochellj9793]

I love how they talk about the “brilliant” side of his story but not his sneaky side! He stolen LV (Louis Vuitton) from the family. By offering a better deal. The LV family was at a very vulnerable position when their father died. He knew that and took advantage…. How you all think the fashion group starts with LV?? Have you all did your research of how LVMH came to be? BA said: “I love to win!” Even if he buys out the less rich fashion houses….

[@apollo23V]

His not even wearing a LV belt, though

[@zeubi4572]

LVMH isn't just LV, though

[@zeubi4572]

He wears mainly Dior suits

[@melodychaubo2251]

Une belle réussite à la Française. Une inspiration. Tout simplement beaucoup de respect.

[@Gabriel-pn4wd]

C'est sûr que posséder la moitié des grands médias français pour pouvoir leur faire dire ce qu'on veut inspire le respect

[@kishoresharma3384]

His honour of Louis Vuitton luxury makes items in the world

[@asgo7320]

I know nothing about this man, but I like that the richest person in the world cares about art and fashion.

[@sergiog2930]

Amazing! Well produced and the best part, no ads 😬

[@esthernwousi9813]

Kate Von D and FENTY are in the group...wouah!!!

[@funkyfunk.]

Bravo Bernard !!!!!!!!

[@chiragparmar3678]

The only video where Jeff doesn't laugh and we do 😂 hahaha

[@kevinbompolo4153]

Great visionary ! C’est un parcours incroyable ! Une vision sur long terme.

[@Summitic]

the most epic thumbnail on the internet !

[@thuyPham-gz9dd]

He’s very competitive, that’s why he got in École Polytechnic - the 1st engineering of France.

[@warrencool9]

Awesome, Made my day...

[@Styyy]

He is my hero and straight Genius 🙏

[@jacobzaranyika9334]

Thank you🙏

[@tejasn3835]

he sent sketch of fist vision 21:13 I thought it to be extremely creative 🤣 🤣 the dude was 100% trolling him

[@Kiwi-cn9cg]

Excellent empire diversification mastery by Monsieur Arnault. Beautiful collections by LVMH, fashion is art, unique taste, luxury and quality+ beauty and exquisite taste + creativity + innovation+ combination + fun. Great brand empire, great job. I would work for LVMH ;-)

[@alxpanti]

Brilliant!

[@cozyvibestore]

Im Here Man

[@ggbkamite]

Il a la passion, l'endurance, la discipline et les objectifs de VEGETA

[@01BlackCrazy]

il paie pas d'impot

[@mfc4987]

@@01BlackCrazy il à raison qui ne le ferait pas

[@guzo6508]

@@mfc4987 n'importe quoi.

[@Franckylesuperbg]

@@01BlackCrazy Si, et beaucoup plus que toi!!

[@mfharhajgh1322]

I fucking love this man.

[@divyakanwar7941]

No 1 Now 🔥

[@megatha19]

The Louis Vuitton family hates him, and so does the Hermes family. The way Arnault took over those companies (Hermes is still family owned, however LVMH has a large stake in the company) was considered hostile. His conglomerate, LVMH, has targeted family-owned luxury brands and has added them to his portfolio for years. A great business man! Not always revered as such depending on whose perspective.

[@Momooooo0000]

I dnt blame them he’s a snake basically stole LV

[@rahhuuuu2321]

That’s what business is lmao they are getting mad at the most normal thing.

[@good-tn9sr]

@@rahhuuuu2321The problem is he diluted his brand status. High net worth individuals are not buying his brands as most of their sales come from their ready to wear lineup. Most of their customers are middle class women across the board.

[@migelmamyrbayev]

That's a great vid. Enjoyed watching every min of it.

[@blob2092]

you should watch elon musk instead, he is a much more inspiring speaker, like he will move you to tears, and hes also much richer and succesful then bernard arnold or whatever his name

[@ryanc4099]

In collaboration with credit suisse but the show has Goldman Sachs guy talking!

[@kerrya2128]

😂👍

[@gumball3219]

"It was a small business, just 1000 people"🤣🤣

[@ehiozogieuwamose2277]

I'm glad to know I didn't hear that alone 😅

[@Batman_akzo]

Compared to his current business which employs 150000 people, it was small. Everything becomes small when you become big.

[@davidr5226]

Sadly, this successful entrepreneur is despised by many in France...

[@davidrousseau9481]

Simply because this gentleman is (very) wealthy, successful, pro business and working worldwide. If you succeed in France, do avoid to show off. France has a very strong leftist background ....

[@davidrousseau9481]

Well, do you know that some (minority) students are now blocking exams in France.... just so to celebrate May 1968.... Don't they have greater ambition in life than just demonstrating, shouting and pretending to be revolutionaries with 1000€ worth iphones ?

[@megapilot2000]

same as germany

[@zawizado]

This gentleman ruined art in my country as he ruined life of dozen workers. His profits are made by exploiting people. PS : I support my comrades blocking exams to protest agaisn't privatization of schools

[@kevinseverine2528]

Outrageous wealth is generally despised in France... For France thinkers has stand for humane values, way before the concept of left and right... Michel de Montaigne a well-known French thinkers of the XVI century once had this sentence that summer it all: "Le profit de l'un est le dommage de l'autre" ( One's profit is other's loss)... So generally in French outrageous wealth is despised, yes. But if you follow Montaigne's rationale it's pretty logical... And good luck to argue that it's a bad thing, or even that it's sad thing.

[@rolandkunzjr263]

Great Man. Wish Him All The Best.

[@jesselivermore4318]

Un vrai capitaliste dans le sens noble du terme qui a beaucoup apporte a la France.Pas reconnu a sa juste valeur malheureusement. Chapeau bas a ce flambeau de l excellence francaise.

[@ichita38]

C'est clair, il a beaucoup apporté, il ne paye aucun impot en France, il manipule les politiques à son avantage, il a mis des milliers de personnes au chômage dans le nord de la France après qu'il est délocalisé en Europe de l'est mais oui ! UN HEROOOOOO ! qu'on lui fasse une statue en plein Paris nom de dieu !

[@chrisdelatour1769]

@@ichita38 Tiens donc ! Enfin un peu de lucidité ! Je désespérais à force de voir les commentaires de Q.I de pelle vanter les mérites de Bernard Arnault. C'est sûr, il ne se vante pas du fait d'avoir nui à beaucoup pour arriver là où il en est aujourd'hui... Mais bon, avec un peu de bon sens, on n'a pas besoin qu'il nous le dise...

[@apophenia2338]

Un vrai con puant. Un humain dangereux. Une merde incommensurable. On ne devrait pas juger la valeur/qualité d une personne en fonction de comment il exploite une idéologie toxique comme le capitalisme. Mais plutôt pour ce qu'il apporte au monde, et pas juste a une élite corrompue. Ils devraient tous s intéresser au potlatch pour changer, c est autrement plus noble. C est la vraie classe

[@guzo6508]

@@patienceisalpha quel lavage de cerveau? c'est la vérité.

[@Simoelfakkak]

He said "It was a small business only 1000 people" I think that his way of thinking big brought hm to the top

[@MichaelHolmgaard]

It's gonna be epic if he actually buy AC Milan

[@KBJ16]

Do you think he can revive Milan? Is he morally correct?

[@MichaelHolmgaard]

@@KBJ16 His companies have abolished all their perfumes and uses those bottles to manufacture hand sanitizer, which is given free og charge to every hospital in France. Bernard Arnault has his morals in check 🙌

[@lindanorris3226]

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