Golf Rounds Played Surge In May

Rounds of golf played in May jumped by 10.0 percent on a national level year-over-year and are now running up 5.5 percent for the first five months of 2023, according to Golf Datatech.

OrthoLite Names General Manager Of India

OrthoLite hired Vikash Bajargyan as the general manager of OrthoLite India to include leading manufacturing and business development, establishing and managing relationships with brands and Tier 1 factory partners.

Gaia Announces Addition And Changes To Executive Team

Yoga-streaming company Gaia, Inc. hired James Colquhoun as chief operating officer and promoted Kiersten Medvedich to president. Ned Preston was hired as chief financial officer, replacing Paul Tarell, who resigned to pursue other interests.

Woom Names New CEO

Woom, the Australian bike manufacturer, promoted Paul Fattinger to the CEO. The leadership realignment follows the appointment of Kasper Rørsted as chairman of Woom’s Advisory Board and the creation of a new department for innovation. Mathias Ihlenfeld, the former Co-CEO and founder of Woom USA, has shifted his focus to the North American market and heads up the U.S. team.

Yeti Expands Credit Line

Yeti Holdings, Inc., in a regulatory filing, said it amended its credit agreement to increase the company’s commitments under the revolving credit facility from $150 million to $300 million.

Giordana Cycling Collaborates With Luxury Fashion Designer, Kristopher Brock

Giordana Cycling collaborated with American award-winning women’s fashion designer and avid cyclist Kristopher Brock on a limited-edition capsule collection (“Per Tutti I Terreni”) available at select retailers and online exclusively at giordanacycling.com. The Giordana x Kristopher Brock collection explores Giordana’s history and pro cycling as a whole to evoke a sense of nostalgia and modern luxury. […]

Mike Ashley Returns To Frasers Group As Consultant

Mike Ashley has reportedly returned to his founding company Frasers Group, the parent of Sports Direct, as a consultant. Ashley, who owns 69 percent of the company,  stepped down from the top position last year, later appointing his son-in-law Michael Murray as CEO.