PVH Corp. announced on Wednesday the appointment of Patricia Gabriel to the role of chief supply chain officer and global head of operations as the owner of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger reshuffles its leadership.

Gabriel will succeed David Savman, who will now focus on his role as global brand president, Calvin Klein. She will join the New York-based company in the fourth quarter and report directly to Stefan Larsson, CEO of PVH Corp, based out of its New York City office.

In her new role, Gabriel will oversee the fashion firm’s global operations from product to consumer, working closely with brands, regions and functions to drive  PVH’s operations. 

“In Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, PVH has two of the most iconic and globally beloved brands, and I’m incredibly excited to join at this important moment in the company’s growth journey,” said Gabriel. “Operational excellence and supply chain optimization will be true competitive advantages that fuel growth and innovation.”

A supply and operations veteran more than 25 years of experience leading supply, manufacturing and logistics, Gabriel joins PVH from Capri Holdings, where she most recently served as chief supply chain officer for Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo, and Versace. Prior to Capri, the executive has worked at Mondelez International and AB InBev, in various role leading supply chain optimization, omnichannel fulfillment and network design across Europe, North America, Latin America and Asia.

“Patricia is a consumer-focused supply chain and operations leader with a strong track record of fueling growth through consumer-centric operational excellence,” said Stefan Larsson, CEO of PVH Corp. 

“As we execute our multi-year journey to build Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger into the most desirable lifestyle brands in the world, Patricia’s deep expertise and proven ability to unlock value through demand- and data-driven solutions will create new opportunities to further accelerate our PVH+ Plan progress.”

In its most recent trading update, PVH said Calvin Klein brand revenue for the quarter ended Aug. 3 rose 5% from a year earlier to $980 million, surpassing estimates. Tommy Hilfiger revenue climbed 4% to $1.1 billion for the period — also better than expected. 

Sales growth was strongest in the Americas region, surging 11%. In the region that includes Europe, PVH’s most important market, sales rose 3%. Asia Pacific revenue fell 1%, with PVH citing “a challenging consumer environment” in China and the region.