Episode #18. Enregistré  le 28 mars 2024 à St Vincent de Tyrosse (Landes)
  
Invité : Jean Kress, Boardriders Sustainability director EMEA
 
(English version below) Jean Kress est un créatif, un vrai, qui distille ses inspirations et ses talents de designer au sein de la surf-industry européenne depuis 30 ans. Avant d’atterrir dans les Landes en 1994, Jean est passé par les plus prestigieuses maisons de haute-couture de Paris : Chanel, Lanvin, Guy Laroche ou encore Dior. Une immersion dans le Paris - Capitale mondiale de la Mode - des années 80 et 90, son faste et sa créativité sans limites.
 
C’est ce profil atypique et sa personnalité qui ont séduit Fred Basse au milieu des années 90 et l’ont poussé à l’embaucher chez Rip Curl Europe. Après avoir développé les collections et les gammes pendant plusieurs années, Jean a poursuivi sa carrière chez Quiksilver, alors considéré par l’intéressé comme « le PSG, l’équipe n°1 ».  Une autre dimension, un autre style et de nouveaux challenges vécus sous l’ère d’Harry Hodge puis celle de Bernard Mariette, que Jean décrit comme « les années Bernard Tapie ». La suite ? Billabong, qu’il intégrera en tant que Merchandising & Design Director, puis Brand Leader. 
 
Le rachat de BBG par Boardriders ramènera Jean au siège de St Jean de Luz où, rapidement, il prend la tête du département Sustainaibility du groupe. Un poste au cœur des préoccupations actuelles de notre industrie dont il dresse les missions, les objectifs, les moyens mis en œuvre et les contraintes. Un rôle-clé, plus que jamais tourné vers l’avenir, que Jean incarne avec la même passion qu’à ses débuts.

 Un nouvel épisode intéressant et instructif.  

Bonne écoute.

Production éditoriale : EUROSIMA 
Animation : Romain Ferrand / Rémi Chaussemiche 
Réalisation technique : Fred de Bailliencourt 
Photo : Stéphane Robin

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Jean Kress, creations and values

Guest : Jean Kress, Boardriders Sustainability director EMEA
 
Jean Kress is a genuine creative spirit, who has been infusing his talent and inspiration as a designer into the European surfing industry for the past 30 years. Before settling in the Landes in 1994, Jean worked for the most prestigious haute-couture names in Paris: Chanel, Lanvin, Guy Laroche or even Dior. His immersion in the 80’s and 90’s in Paris, the fashion capital of the world, nurtured his passion and gave him limitless creativity.
 
This atypical profile and Jean’s personality are what caught the attention of Fred Bass in the 90’s and pushed him to hire Jean at Rip Curl Europe. After developing the collections and ranges for several years, Jean pursued his career at Quiksilver, which he himself considered at the time to be the «  N° 1, the PSG ». 
 
Another dimension, another style and new challenges would await him in the Harry Hodge and later the Bernard Marriette eras. It was a time that Jean describes as the « Bernard Tapie years ». After that? Billabong, where he joined the company as Merchandising & Design Director, and later Brand Leader. 
 
When Boardriders took over BBG, he moved to the head offices in St Jean de Luz where he very quickly took over as head of Sustainability for the group. It is a position at the center of current challenges and issues in our industry, where he sets the objectives, missions, means and deals with its challenges. It is a key position, that is more than ever oriented towards the future, where Jean continues to move forward with the same passion he’s had since day one. 
 
A new episode, both interesting and instructive.

 Enjoy the ride

Editorial production: EUROSIMA  
Animation: Romain Ferrand / Rémi Chaussemiche 
Technical production: Fred de Bailliencourt 
Photos: Stéphane Robin

Jean Kress, créations et convictions

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