Kim Winser Biography, Age, Height, Husband, Net Worth, Family

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Kim Winser was born on 1959 in Helensburgh, United Kingdom. Discover Kim Winser's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is She in this year and how She spends money? Also learn how She earned most of networth at the age of 64 years old?

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In 2014, she was included in the BBC's 100 Women.

The eponymous online fashion venture; Winser London, is fronted by supermodel Yasmin Le Bon. The first collection; 'simply designed, beautifully cut and excellent quality.' was launched on Friday 15 February 2013. Kim Winser has since opened a concession pop up at Harvey Nichols in the Knightsbridge flagship shop of the upmarket department store chain. The latest collection is also available to buy online from Harvey Nichols' newly re-launched e-commerce site.

In 2013, Kim was awarded an 'Inspirational Achievement' award. The winners were announced and presented their awards at Cadogan Hall on 2 October 2013. In addition, Kim Winser selectively serves as a special advisor to a number of companies, private equity and family funds. In February 2013, Prime Minister David Cameron appointed Ms Winser as a trustee of the Natural History Museum.

Kim became a contributor for Forbes in 2013. Recent articles include 'Why Do Luxury Brands Need High Profile Creative Directors?' and ' What Is Power in Modern Retailing.', 'Why Looking Great Is As Seductive In A Boardroom As It Is In The Bedroom', 'Why Do We Use Sex To Sell Clothes?' and 'Why Do So Many Fledgling Fashion Businesses Fail?'.

During 2012 Kim Winser decided to develop her own business using a new business model, direct supply via ecommerce and no middle men allowing luxury quality, a fast reactive and responsive service at affordable prices.

Winser served as a non-executive director of The Edrington Group, and in 2011, was asked by the English Government to deliver The Good Work Commission, alongside John Varley and other notable executives.

Ms Winser was awarded an Order of the British Empire (OBE) by the Queen in 2006 for services to the fashion industry.

In April 2006, Renown/Kaleido appointed Winser to president and chief executive officer of the global Aquascutum brand to help revitalise the company. She introduced a wholesale structure into the company and launched the top accounts globally. Since her appointment, the international growth of the brand had increased. She introduced a new image for the brand, with celebrities such as Pierce Brosnan and Gisele Bündchen appearing in campaigns. She pushed for Aquascutum to be one of the first brands to put on a fashion show in Shanghai, China. In 2009, when the company's owners opted to sell off components of the business rather than keeping it intact, Winser decided to leave. Also in 2009, Winser offered to purchase the entire Aquascutum global business, including the small unprofitable element that went into trouble under Harold Tillman.

Recognised as one of the UK's most internationally renowned business women, Kim was awarded an honorary doctorate by Heriot Watt University in 2002.

Winser became Pringle of Scotland's chief executive officer following its takeover by Hong Kong-based S.C. Fang & Sons Company in 2000. As a partial owner, she revamped the business by taking it from a brand known for men's golf wear, to an international brand in fashion. She closed a number of poor licenses, used the company's vast archive of nearly 200 years and relaunched the brand as a modern, desirable one. She sought greater efficiencies in the company's Hawick factory. She launched a retail division with shops in Bond Street and Sloane Street, London and elsewhere internationally.

Kim Winser, OBE is a businesswoman born in Helensburgh, Scotland and educated at Purbrook Grammar School, Hampshire, England. In her childhood, she was a highly talented tennis player, and considered moving to America to pursue the sport before switching over to business where she joined Marks & Spencer (M&S) in 1977 and became the retailer's youngest appointed divisional director and first female in the commercial field. Winser's turnarounds of Pringle of Scotland and Aquascutum were featured by the BBC in two separate programmes. In early 2009, she was brought on by 3i to advise them on its retail and consumer investments and to chair one of their portfolio's brands – Agent Provocateur. During her time with 3i she repositioned the chain as a luxury brand, led its global expansion into new markets and almost tripled the company's underlying profits. During this same period she was also an advisor to Net a Porter.