Early Life
Lawrence Sheldon Strulovitch, known as Lawrence Stroll, was born on July 11, 1959, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. His father, Leo Strulovitch, was a fashion importer who introduced Pierre Cardin and Ralph Lauren to Canada, providing Lawrence with early exposure to the fashion world.
Rise to Success
Stroll's career began at age 17 when he managed the Pierre Cardin brand's children's wear in Canada. He later partnered with Silas Chou to bring Ralph Lauren to Europe. This collaboration led to significant investments in Tommy Hilfiger and Michael Kors. Stroll's expertise in marketing and growth helped these brands achieve global prominence. In 2014, he sold his shares in Michael Kors, which significantly boosted his wealth.
Key Business Strategies
Stroll's business acumen is evident in his strategic investments and brand-building efforts. He identifies promising brands, invests in their growth, and capitalizes on market opportunities. His ability to recognize and nurture the potential of brands like Tommy Hilfiger and Michael Kors, along with his more recent venture in the motorsports, demonstrates his versatile approach.
Philanthropy
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