Morgan P. Richardson has joined Stephanie Gottlieb, the fine jewelry company, as president and chief commercial officer, a new post.
At Stephanie Gottlieb, Richardson is tasked with driving the company’s e-commerce, marketing and omnichannel strategies. She will work alongside Stephanie Gottlieb, founder and chief executive officer, in leading the 10-year-old brand into its next growth phase.
Gottlieb and Richardson met in the first grade at New York’s Horace Mann School, and have been lifelong friends. “I am pleased to join this female-led, digital-first organization,” Richardson said. “I am impressed with the company Stephanie launched 10 years ago and the loyalty it has garnered from its client base. The strength in the company’s high consumer engagement and market positioning the U.S. offers tremendous growth potential. I am excited to propel the brand’s growth through new distribution channels and connect with consumers around the world,” she said.
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