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Fernando Nasuti-Wood
Paris, FranceFernando Nasuti-Wood is the Senior Marketing Director of the LEGO Group in Spain, France, and Portugal. After 13 years at LVMH and seven at L'Oréal in France, the United States, and Spain, he joined the LEGO Group in 2019 for the Spanish and Portuguese subsidiaries. His professional experience and career path have fueled his passion for innovative brands and the development of ecosystems from a retail and omnichannel perspective. Based in Paris, he is in charge of media relations, digital and trade marketing.
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Eye on Design
Towards a More Socially Responsible Consumption
- 27th December 2021
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