Wendy Yang, president of Performance Lifestyle at Deckers Brands, is stepping down, effective at the end of the month. The company said Yang would remain in a consulting role through August 15 to allow for a smooth transition. (Read More)
Deckers Brands reported earnings vaulted 106 percent in the fiscal fourth quarter ended March 31 as sales gained 31.2 percent. Sales gained 24.7 for Ugg and 59.7 percent for Hoka One One. Sales for the year grew 24 percent and the company guided FY23 growth to be in the range of 10 percent to 11 percent. (Read More)
United Wheels, Inc., the parent company of Huffy, Niner, Batch, VAAST, and Royce Union has appointed Bruno Maier as president and COO. Claude Jordan, CEO for four years, is retiring but will remain as a senior advisor during the transition. (Read More)
Nautilus Inc. announced that Ruby Sharma was appointed to its Board of Directors. (Read More)
Kohl's reported earnings in the first quarter came in well below Wall Street's targets as same-store sales fell 5.2 percent. The retailer significantly lowered its guidance for the year. (Read More)
Kohl’s Corp. announced in a regulatory filing Wednesday that Chief Marketing Officer Greg Revelle is departing in June and Chief Merchandising Officer Doug Howe will leave immediately. (Read More)
Under Armour, Inc. announced that Patrik Frisk will step down as president and CEO and as a member of its Board of Directors effective June 1, 2022. The board has initiated an internal and external search for Frisk's replacement. Colin Browne, Under Armour's COO, has taken the helm as interim president and CEO effective June 1, 2022. (Read More)
Strava has acquired Recover Athletics, the prehab app for runners, giving Strava subscribers access to the company's content, including personalized prehab and injury prevention exercise plans. (Read More)
Felicia Mayo, who has worked as Nike's chief talent, diversity and culture officer since July 2020, is leaving the company at the end of July 2022, according to an internal memo obtained by The Financial Times. (Read More)
Trango, the manufacturer and international distributor of technical climbing equipment, is unifying its organization and suite of climbing gear under the company name Trango, including eGrips, the climbing hold brand. (Read More)
