Athleta, Well+Good Launch Wellness Collective

Athleta on Thursday announced the launch of Wellness Collective, a new take on wellness experiences created in partnership with Well+Good. Wellness Collective will bring together female thought leaders and innovators in four key elements of holistic wellness that fuel overall health and athleticism

Professional Tennis Registry Elects Two New Board Members

Professional Tennis Registry (PTR) on Thursday announced the election of two new directors-at-large—Lynne Rolley and Martin Van Daalen—to the PTR board. Rolley and Daalen were elected at the organization’s annual general membership meeting and will serve three-year terms. Leo Alonso was re-elected to another three-year term, and Karl Hale was named president.

’47 Opens Alley Store At Citizens Bank Park

Sports lifestyle brand ’47 has opened its official team store in Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, PA. The home of the Philadelphia Phillies welcomes the ’47 Alley Store just in time for Opening Day; the store is located in Ashburn Alley next to the left field gate.

Osprey Expands Executive Team Hiring Julie Rich as Vice President of People

Cortez, CO – March 27, 2019 – Osprey, a leader in creating top-quality, high-performance, innovative carry solutions, is pleased to announce the hiring of Julie Rich as Vice President of People. In this newly formed position, Rich will lead the Human Resources team including talent management, recruiting and retention, compliance, and management development. “We are […]

Sportsman’s Warehouse’s Q4 Profits Climb 26 Percent

Sportsman’s Warehouse Holdings Inc. reported earnings on an adjusted basis rose 26.2 percent in the fourth quarter as same-store sales gained 3.1 percent. Earnings came in at the higher end of guidance while comps topped guidance. Jon Barker, CEO, said the sales gains were “driven by strong performance from our existing stores and e-commerce platform.”

Gildan To Take Impairment Charge Related to Heritage Sportswear

Gildan Activewear Inc. announced that it expects to take a charge of approximately $19 to $23 million in the first quarter of 2019, related to the impairment of a trade receivable from Heritage Sportswear, one of the company’s U.S. distributor customers within the imprintables channel.