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Top Rossignol executive joins Bollé Brands
François Beneben has left the position of vice president of the Rossignol Group for Europe, Asia and the Southern Hemisphere, which he had held since March 2018, to join Bollé Brands as president of its Sport & Luxury business, covering the group’s brands of sunglasses and goggles: Bollé, Spy, Cébé, ...
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Rossignol reorganizes functions at its Swiss subsidiary
According to sportbiz.ch , the website of the Association of Swiss Sports Retailers ( Asmas ), Groupe Rossignol is reorganizing its Swiss subsidiary. Switzerland will become part of a larger regional division, which will be managed by Alessio Meda , currently country manager for Italy. Meda has been working ...
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Rossignol’s spiritual father has passed away
Laurent Boix-Vives, a great gentleman, a visionary and a relentless entrepreneur who made a major contribution to the development of the snow sports sector, passed away on June 18 at the age of 93. He ran the Rossignol Group for nearly 50 years, building it into the world’s biggest ski ...
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Groupe Rossignol sells Time
The Rossignol Group announced an agreement in principle for the disposal at an undisclosed price of Time Sport International, the French producer of bicycle components that it had acquired four years ago as part of its diversification into the bike sector. Major investments made for its modernization have not been ...
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Rossignol appoints a global director
The Rossignol Group has made François Goulet its global director, according to sport-guide.com. The appointment follows the departure of the vice president for Europe, François Benaben, after more than eight years with the group. The group’s president and chief executive, Bruno Cercley, explained to sport-guide.com that “it makes sense in ...
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Rossignol promotes sustainability
Differentiating itself from other ski companies, the Rossignol Group announced a few days ago the official launch of a new program of sustainability and corporate social responsibility. Called “Respect,” it calls among other things for a 40 percent cut in the waste generated by its manufacturing processes by 2025 and ...
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