Peter Ruis, the UK fashion executive who used to run Jigsaw and was Executive Buying & Brand Director at John Lewis, is moving to Canada to run Indigo, the country’s largest books and lifestyle retailer.
The American designer has announced that she is stepping down as CEO of her eponymous jewelry brand, appointing company vet Tom Nolan as her successor, effective immediately.
Larsson, who has previously served as CEO of Ralph Lauren Corp., first joined PVH as president in June of 2019.
Minto comes to Crocs from Nike, where she spent 16 years in a range of leadership roles for the company, most recently as vice president and general manager of Nike Women's, North America.
Net-A-Porter said Monday that the new head of buying and merchandising it announced in November has arrived to take up her newly-created strategic role.
Smythson has lost its chief executive. Xavier Rougeaux has left the luxury leather goods brand after two years to take up a new, as yet unknown, post elsewhere.
Depop’s COO has exited the business as part of a management team restructuring. Dominic Rose had taken the role in June 2019 having originally joined the company the previous year as a consultant.
The Portland, Oregon-based outdoor apparel company has appointed Skip Potter to the newly created role of executive vice president and chief digital information officer, effective April 1, 2021.
Cult beauty brand Anastasia Beverly Hill (ABH) announced on Thursday the appointment of Robert Fagan as chief financial officer.
After 32 years, Antonio Abril is leaving the Spanish textile giant to focus on academia, replaced by Oscar García Maceiras, a state attorney from A Coruña and deputy secretary of the board at Banco Santander.
Premium accessories retailer Knomo London has been acquired by the newly formed Inc Retail Group that’s part of marketing agency Inc & Co.
Hugo Boss said Oliver Timm has now joined as its Chief Sales Officer (CSO). His arrival comes at a time of big change at the firm as a new CEO prepares to join this summer and it evolves its offer for the ‘new normal’.
The department store operator announced on Wednesday that it is has created two new roles to support the development of its technology and merchandising operations and invested $85 million in its supply chain.
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. announced on Wednesday the appointment of Starbucks veteran Holly May as its chief human resources officer.
Italian leather goods specialist Valextra has named Xavier Rougeaux to be its new chief executive officer; while veteran luxury executive Ralph Toledano joins its board. The appointments are effective immediately.
