The Warnaco Group, Inc. announced agreements with Swimwear Anywhere, Inc. (the former licensee of Calvin Klein women's swimwear in North America) and Calvin Klein, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation, to accelerate the
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IBM Survey: Consumers Want Custom Retail Experience
Retailers will lose shopper loyalty unless they differentiate themselves in the eyes of consumers, according to a new IBM Survey of American shoppers. Those surveyed say lack of distinction in services, products and store atmosphere, as well as unhelpful
Brown Shoe Sees Sales Up 6.4% on Famous’ 1.5% Comp Gains
Brown Shoe Company, Inc. reported a 6.4% increase in consolidated net sales to $523,283,000 for the first quarter of fiscal 2005, ended April 30, versus $491,832,000 in the year-ago period. Net earnings were $3,779,000 for the quarter, or 20 cents per dil
Sierra Club Elects Lisa Renstrom as New President
The Board of Directors of The Sierra Club elected Lisa Renstrom from Charlotte, North Carolina to serve as the organization's 51st president, a position first held by John Muir. Renstrom has held local, state and national posts with the Sierra Club
Eddie Bauer Holdings Appoints New Board of Directors
A board of directors has been announced for Eddie Bauer Holdings, Inc., the corporation to be established as the new parent company of the premium retailer Eddie Bauer upon the company's emergence from Chapter 11 reorganization. The announcement was
VF Corp. Shuffles the Deck and Refines Roles…
Mackey J. McDonald, chairman and CEO of VF Corporation announced broad-based organizational changes, with a more streamlined leadership structure designed to support the company's long-term growth plans. Eric Wiseman has been promoted to executive vi
Keen Forms Charitable Foundation
At the beginning of the year, Keen Footwear proudly announced a sudden change of corporate spending: nearly $1 million originally allocated towards a spring/summer 2005 advertising campaign would be set aside for contributions to a variety of non-profit o
NSGA: Sporting Goods Sales To Reach $50 Billion in 2005
The National Sporting Goods Association (NSGA) reports that retail sales of sporting goods, which reached $48.9 billion in 2004, are expected to grow 2% in 2005. For 2005, sales of athletic and sports equipment, shoes and clothing are forecast to reach $5
Mountainsmith Joins Teva Mountain Games
Mountainsmith is gearing up for an exciting summer kick-off as the Official Pack and Luggage Sponsor of the third annual Teva Mountain Games. Mountainsmith's goal is to promote brand awareness, tie-in with local retailers, and educate consumers. Thei
Foot Locker Sees Q1 Income Jump 19% on 16% Rise in Sales
Foot Locker, Inc. reported net income for the company's first quarter ended April 30, 2005, increased 19% to 37 cents per share, or $58 million, from 31 cents per share, or $48 million last year. Included in last year's results was a gain of $1

National Sales Manager, Outdoor — ACR Electronics
ACR Electronics, Inc., the World Leader in Safety and Survival Technologies seeks a National Sales Manager – North America to lead the Outdoor Division of the company. The successful candidate will have knowledge of the key retail players within t
ISHA Names New Directors
The International Skiing History Association (ISHA) named six new directors to its board at its annual board meeting and benefit Gathering at the Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe, VT in late March…
Ski Racing Adds New Staff
Ski Racing has added new editorial staff and several promotions. Don Cameron, former sports editor for the Vail Daily has been named editor. Alex Pasquariello, a reporter from Mountain Sports Media, takes over as managing editor. Assistant editor Eric McC
SGMA Lays Out New Senior Management Team
Just months into his new role as President and CEO of the Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association (SGMA International), industry veteran Tom Cove has made it clear he intends to focus on creating more sustainable value for SGMA members – and a sharper pr
Head NV Narrows Q1 Loss on Charges, But All Divisions Take Revenue Hits…
The benefits that Head sees from reporting in U.S. Dollars wasn’t enough to save them in the first quarter as the company struggles with the impact of weather on their Winter Sports business and a weaker tennis market and weather conspired to impact a Rac