PVH Corp, the owner of the Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger brands, has announced that its chief financial officer (CFO) Zac Coughlin will leave the business at the end of 2025.
He will remain until year-end and participate in the upcoming third-quarter (Q3) earnings call.
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PVH reaffirmed its Q3 and full-year 2025 revenue and non-generally accepted accounting principles earnings guidance.
PVH Corp CEO Stefan Larsson stated: “I want to thank Zac for his partnership and contributions over the past several years. He has played an integral role in advancing our PVH+ Plan progress and significantly driving cost efficiencies.
“As we continue on our journey to unlock the full potential of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, we would like to wish Zac continued success in his next chapter.”
Melissa Stone has been appointed as interim CFO as the company begins a global search for Coughlin’s successor.
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By GlobalDataStone is executive vice-president of global financial planning and analysis and has spent more than two decades at PVH, holding senior finance roles including that of senior vice-president of accounting and assistant corporate controller.
Coughlin previously served as group CFO and chief operating officer at DFS, a subsidiary of LVMH, and as CFO of Converse at Nike, after more than a decade in finance at Ford Motor Company.
Coughlin stated: “I’m so proud to have had this unique opportunity to be a part of shaping this chapter in PVH’s growth journey. I look forward to seeing continued momentum of the PVH+ Plan with the strong team in place under Stefan’s leadership.”
In October 2025, PVH Corp appointed Patricia Gabriel as its new chief supply chain officer and global head of operations.
Gabriel replaced David Savman, who will continue as global brand president for Calvin Klein.
