Isabelle Aberman, the first woman to lead Majorica in its 135-year history

PalmMajorica now has a new CEO. Isabelle Aberman, who thus becomes the first woman to lead the Manacor-based company since its founding in 1890. Aberman officially assumed the position on October 1, according to a statement released by the company on Wednesday, highlighting her outstanding professional career. retail and fashion.

Her incorporation into Majorica coincides with the celebration of the firm's 135th anniversary and marks the beginning of a new phase of growth, based on the projection of its legacy and the reinforcement of its presence in current markets. With this change of direction, the brand seeks to consolidate its position in both the national and international markets.

According to the official statement, Aberman's entry into the management of Majorica, which until now was led by the team also made up of other executives, has been very well received. The new CEO takes on the challenge with the aim of "promoting a coherent evolution, strengthening the customer experience and highlighting the internal talent that is part of the company."

"After 25 years at Camper, the time has come to close a very important chapter in my professional and personal life. Camper has been much more than a company: it has been a school, a family, and an exciting journey that has shaped me as a professional and as a person. I am deeply grateful to all my worlds and colleagues, the people who have accompanied me along this way."

"Today I begin a new stage full of excitement as CEO of Majorica, a Mallorcan brand with more than 135 years of history and artisanal tradition in the creation of pearls. Majorica is in a moment of transformation and growth, and for me it is an honor and a challenge to lead this project as the first woman.

"Thank you to those who have been part of my path up to this point, and to those who will be in this new adventure. I am convinced that the best is yet to come," she wrote on her social networks.