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Hermès International is appointing BNP Paribas CEO Jean-Laurent Bonnafé and former French spy chief Bernard Emié to its board, replacing Dominique Senequier and Alexandre Viros, respectively. The changes will be voted on at the shareholders' meeting on April 30 in Paris. Bonnafé and Cécile Béliot-Zind, CEO of Bel Group, will serve three-year terms, while Emié's term will last two years.
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hermès appoints new board members including bnpparibas ceo and former spy chief
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