How Victoria's Secret poached Rihanna's lingerie brand CEO with huge pay package


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Rihanna's lingerie brand is losing its CEO to Victoria's Secret. Photo: The New York Times

There's likely no shortage of people who would pay to work for Rihanna, a global superstar and the wealthiest female musical artiste in the world. Victoria’s Secret just found out how expensive it is to poach a chief executive from one of her companies.

On Wednesday (Aug 14), America’s largest seller of lingerie announced it had hired Hillary Super – the CEO of Savage X Fenty, the singer-songwriter's body-positive lingerie brand – to be its new CEO, effective Sept 9.

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