Having just acquired a controlling stake in the “jeweler to the stars,”
O’Neill, who leaves his post as president of London-based luxury goods retailer Burberry Group, will also become Aber’s president. Robert Gannicott remains as Aber’s CEO; both men will continue as directors of Aber while serving on Harry Winston’s board of directors.
Before joining Burberry in 2001, O’Neill held executive-level positions at
Earlier this month, Aber agreed to buy a 51% in Harry Winston for US$85 million, including US$20 million in the form of additional working capital. Aber will have the right to buy the remaining 49% in six years’ time at fair market value.
Aber owns a 40% interest in the Diavik diamond mine, in the Northwest Territories, and markets its share of diamond production independently of
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