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PHOTO Dior CEO receives honorary doctorate from Ewha

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By Kwon Mee-yoo
  • Published Nov 12, 2026 2:23 pm KST
Christian Dior Couture CEO Delphine Arnault, right, poses with Ewha Womans University President Lee Hyang-sook after receiving an honorary doctorate in business administration at the university in Seoul, Thursday. The school recognized Arnault, Dior’s first female CEO, for her leadership in the global luxury industry and contributions to nurturing female talent. Ewha has partnered with Dior since 2022 on programs including internships to cultivate the next generation of women leaders. Yonhap

Christian Dior Couture CEO Delphine Arnault, right, poses with Ewha Womans University President Lee Hyang-sook after receiving an honorary doctorate in business administration at the university in Seoul, Thursday. The school recognized Arnault, Dior’s first female CEO, for her leadership in the global luxury industry and contributions to nurturing female talent. Ewha has partnered with Dior since 2022 on programs including internships to cultivate the next generation of women leaders. Yonhap