Zimmermann
Chihyu Wang currently serves as the IT Support Lead for US and EU at Zimmermann, where responsibilities include conducting IT cleanups, managing support tickets for retail stores, and overseeing US IT roadmap projects. Prior experience includes a role as Information Technology Help Desk Analyst at Sprinklr, focusing on asset life cycle policy implementation, and as a System Engineer at Alibaba Group, where core IT device management was directed. Earlier engagements with Apple involved achieving high repair metrics and leading the Genius Bar, providing technical support. Additionally, Chihyu Wang held the position of Marketing Director at ALPFA, Inc, crafting multimedia campaigns. Educational qualifications include a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and a Bachelor's degree in Chinese Language and Literature from Queens College.
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Zimmermann
This iconic Australian brand has stayed true to its original vision: sophisticated femininity, a passion for detail and a love of colour and print. Sisters Nicky and Simone ZIMMERMANN founded their namesake brand in Sydney in 1991. Early in its evolution, ZIMMERMANN took the bold step of fusing fashion with swimwear and presented it to the world. It immediately found its following with the fashion elite, creating a new point of reference in flattering, feminine and stylish swimwear. While the swimsuit thrust ZIMMERMANN on to the international stage, it has been its optimistic, feminine and consistently desirable collections across its ready-to-wear and resort that have propelled it to greater global appeal. While based at home in Sydney, ZIMMERMANN present their ready-to-wear collections each season at New York Fashion Week. They maintain showrooms in Sydney, London, Paris, New York and Los Angeles. Working with the highly acclaimed designer and long-time collaborator, Don McQualter, ZIMMERMANN maintains a number of stand-alone stores across Australia, Europe and the USA including flagship stores on Madison Ave in New York and Melrose Place in Los Angeles.