Ganni has tapped Prada executive Marcelo Noschese as president, Americas, one of three executive appointments as the Danish fashion house continues its global expansion drive.

Based in New York, Noschese is to oversee retail, wholesale and e-commerce across the region and is tasked with “expanding the footprint, reinforcing brand consistency and deepening community engagement across all channels,” according to a press release shared first with WWD.

Previously, Noschese was chief executive officer, Americas, for Prada Group, where he “delivered record growth and strengthened brand positioning across the U.S., Canada and Latin America,” according to Ganni. His resume also includes stints at Ferragamo, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton and L’Oréal.

Marie Valot, recently associated with Balmain, has joined Ganni as communication and PR executive director. She is charged with expanding the house’s “visibility and cultural reach, fostering meaningful relationships across media, talent and creative communities.”

Valot joined Balmain full-time as director of public relations in 2022 after a four-year stint as public relations director at KCD Paris, where she worked closely with the French fashion house on its projects and partnerships. Before KCD, she was senior publicist for Puig-owned brand Nina Ricci for eight years.

Finally, Guillaume Dacquet has joined Ganni as marketing and image executive director, tasked with overseeing its global marketing strategy, image direction and content.

Previously, Dacquet was at the Estée Lauder Cos., where he was global marketing and consumer engagement director.

According to Ganni, his previous roles at LVMH Beauty — spanning Dior, Guerlain, Givenchy, Fresh and Stella McCartney brands — saw him “translating cultural insight into impactful brand strategy.”

Noschese, Valot and Dacquet all report to Ganni CEO Laura du Rusquec, who said each of the executives bring “exceptional expertise and a shared commitment to innovation, creativity and cultural relevance.”