Jessica McCormack, the renowned London jeweler, has appointed Leonie Brantberg as its Chief Executive Officer, marking a significant addition with strong ties to the fashion industry.
Brantberg brings a wealth of luxury industry experience to her new role, having previously served as Chief of Staff for Strategy and Growth Projects at Burberry and as a key member of Burberry’s Executive Committee. Before her time at Burberry, she held the role of Associate Partner at McKinsey, co-leading the Apparel, Fashion & Luxury Goods Practice in the UK.
The jeweler expressed confidence in Brantberg’s ability to leverage her strategic expertise, luxury sector knowledge, and long-term vision to drive the brand’s creative and commercial ambitions. Brantberg will play a pivotal role in guiding the business through its next phase of growth.
Founder and Creative Director, Jessica McCormack, commented, «Leonie brings a wealth of experience, and, more importantly, she embodies the spirit of the JM woman. She is intelligent, determined, and inquisitive, making us a great team. Her strategic acumen will prove invaluable as we continue to nurture and expand this brand, of which I am immensely proud.»
Brantberg also shared her enthusiasm, stating, «Jessica’s distinctive approach to fine jewelry perfectly aligns with the desires of contemporary women. I have been captivated by the brand since my initial introduction a few years ago.»
Notably, over the past two years, Jessica McCormack has witnessed remarkable growth, doubling its turnover from £9 million in 2020 to £24 million in 2022. Along the way, the jeweler has cultivated a dedicated and passionate client base.
This significant appointment comes as Jessica McCormack prepares to open her second London store at 140 Sloane Street later this year, further underscoring the brand’s commitment to continued expansion and success.