Levi Strauss & Co. rang in the New York Stock Exchange Opening Bell® in total Levi’s® style.
On Thursday, LS&Co. officially began trading on the NYSE under the ticker symbol “LEVI.”
“We’ve been successful because of the combination of our brands, our people, our values and our ability to execute,” Chip said in a note to employees. “These competitive advantages will continue to be the foundation of our success as a publicly traded company.”
To commemorate the company’s initial public offering, NYSE broke with the tradition of a “no jeans allowed” policy by donning Levi’s® denim from head-to-toe on our first official listing day.
The New York Stock Exchange welcomes Levi Strauss & Co. (NYSE:LEVI) to celebrate their IPO. President & CEO, Chip Bergh, joined by NYSE Stacey Cunningham, rings the Opening Bell®.
Additionally, the Levi’s® brand hosted a Tailor Shop outside the NYSE, allowing those in attendance to personalize their Levi’s® apparel.
Knowing that we got here because of our commitment to delivering profits through our principles, employees also took part in various volunteering activities, including building out a garden at Brooklyn’s Edward R. Murrow High School, where the Levi’s® brand also built a Music x Technology program on site with partner Alicia Keys through the Levi’s® Music Project.
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The New York Stock Exchange welcomes Levi Strauss & Co. (NYSE:LEVI) to celebrate their IPO. President & CEO, Chip Bergh, joined by NYSE Stacey Cunningham, rings the Opening Bell®.
The New York Stock Exchange welcomes Levi Strauss & Co. (NYSE:LEVI) to celebrate their IPO. President & CEO, Chip Bergh, joined by NYSE Stacey Cunningham, rings the Opening Bell®.
The New York Stock Exchange welcomes Levi Strauss & Co. (NYSE:LEVI) to celebrate their IPO. President & CEO, Chip Bergh, joined by NYSE Stacey Cunningham, rings the Opening Bell®.
