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LIGAS wants to win Polish premium yoga before global players do, with local production and a bold image as its calling cards.
Henrik Bunge, CEO of Björn Borg since 2014, will become CEO of J.Lindeberg on April 1, 2027. Björn Borg is seeking a successor.
The last board seat owed to Chip Wilson goes to Tara Poseley, who ran product at Lululemon a decade ago.
Rati Sahi Levesque, who was The RealReal’s first employee in 2011 and now runs the company, joins the Deckers Brands board on Dec. 1.
Former Unspun CEO Arne Arens joins the Puma Management Board on Nov. 15 to lead global sales and market strategy.
The activewear label creates a global marketing role as revenue rises 26% and it plans to grow in Europe.
The former Snipes CEO oversees 58 countries, over 1,000 stores and two distribution centers for the US footwear group.
Anta’s Head of M&A and Capital Markets succeeds Héloïse Temple-Boyer, with former Anta brand executive Jeanne Huang also joining.
The marketer who led Callaway’s brand from 2012 to 2019 is back, now in charge of brand strategy and demand creation worldwide.
Eric Ding, who runs Descente China for Anta, joins his father Shizhong Ding on the board of the Arc’teryx and Salomon owner.
Matteo Murer joins from Tecnica Group to run Head’s global ski boot unit, and Frank Shine is hired as a marketing consultant.
A new Chair in September, a new Senior Independent Director to follow: JD Sports is renewing both top independent board roles.
The former USA Today Co. communications chief reports to CEO Matt Maddox and joins the Executive Committee.
Éric Vallat exits; Thierry Guibert now runs both Lacoste and its Swiss parent, Maus Frères, according to Reuters.
Katharina Bahde, who joined in 2024, becomes Vice President and takes a seat on the Executive Board.
Adidas India Tech Cuts: Digital Build-Out Strategy Under Review
New UK partners let the firm serve outbound demand from US sporting goods brands, not just inbound demand from Europe.
London jewellery brand Bleue Burnham, founded by a self-taught gardener, designed the space for New Balance’s 300 UK shoemakers.
Decathlon Seed offers €2,000 in free shares to eligible staff worldwide, with a three-year vesting period.
Culture as a retention tool: Intersport Schweiz joins Switzerland’s top-rated employers.
The action camera maker is axing nearly a quarter of its global staff as part of a cost-cutting drive timed for Q2 2026.
The sports retailer’s JD UP program, launched in 2020, has now reached tens of thousands of young people across the UK, Spain — and is heading to the US.
The multi-brand group secured the Top Employers Institute certification for a second straight year, signaling a maturing HR strategy in a market that rivals are fighting to win.
Eight retailers and two industry bodies streamline human rights reporting with standardized questionnaire and free digital infrastructure.