Pandemic Panic? Not Samsonite’s CEO
It’s not business as usual at Samsonite International—but business goes on, says CEO Kyle Gendreau.
It’s not business as usual at Samsonite International—but business goes on, says CEO Kyle Gendreau.
Chief Executive Group’s March survey finds CEOs remain confident about 2020 and beyond. They say reaction to coronavirus is overblown and economic indicators don’t give any reason to panic—yet.
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