Jim Call, VP of Licensed Product Sales, will lead the growth of the brand’s wholesale partnerships and its collegiate-licensed apparel line. He brings 25 years of experience in collegiate and pro sports licensed products.
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SFIA’s Bill Sells Set to Retire
During his 20-year tenure with the SFIA, Sells has been a leading voice on Capitol Hill. He has championed critical initiatives that have helped shape the sports and fitness industry and has directed successful legislative campaigns and policy initiatives.

Vail Resorts Looks to Strong Season Pass Revenue for Early Season Stability as Visits Dip
The company expects to achieve full year performance within the Resort Reported EBITDA guidance range reiterated in December 2024. Guidance assumes a continuation of the current economic environment, industry normalization to pre-COVID guest behavior and normal wether patterns.

Ortovox W26 Apparel Delivers New Materials, Modern Fit
DownWool, MetaWool materials set new standards in freeride insulation and new North American style

Xponential Fitness Promotes Kawaja, Adds Franchising Vets to Leadership Team
John Kawaja has been promoted to president of North America, Tim Weiderhoft was hired as COO of North America, and Kevin Beygi was hired as chief technology officer. Eric Simon is also slated to join as chief development officer on January 20, 2025.

Tagmarshal Acquires WindIQ
WindIQ technology measures hyperlocal, real-time wind speed, direction and precise hole location that will enhance Tagmarshal’s on-course optimization platform. It also increases the data available to on-course operations for optimizing strategy and pace of play management.

United Wheels Appoints New VP Operations and Supply Chain Management
The parent company of Huffy, Niner, Batch, and Buzz Bicycles, has appointed Ryan Karp as its new VP of Operations and Supply Chain Management. With over 20 years of experience, Karp will oversee the operations teams, rider services teams and supply chain management across multiple regions.

EXEC: New Balance Rides Consumer Energy and Retailer Support to Reach $7.8B in 2024
Company CEO Joe Preston, speaking at the NRF Big Show, said sales at the 118-year-old company are poised to grow another 20 percent in 2025 after increasing 20 percent to $7.8 billion in 2024.

Revelyst and RCBS Announce Weaver Mounts License
As part of this agreement, RCBS will continue to manufacture all Weaver rings, bases and mounts in its Oroville, CA, headquarters. RCBS has manufacturered reloading ammunition tools since its founding in 1943. Since 1930, Weaver Mounting Systems has manufactured optics mounting systems

EXEC: Perfect Moment Names Two Additional European Sales Agencies
New Look Fashion Deal will manage Perfect Moment’s wholesale distribution in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg (Benelux) and Bernd Schürmann will focus on Germany, Austria and Switzerland (DACH region).

Big 5 Sporting Goods Narrows Q4 EPS Guide After Comps Fall 6.1 Percent
The company now expects to report a loss per basic share in the range of 94 cents to 97 cents for Q4, which compares to previous guidance for a loss per basic share in the range of 80 cents to $1.05.

Under Armour Renews Global Eyewear Licensing Agreement with Safilo Group
Through the renewed agreement until 2031, the companies will offer sunwear and prescription eyewear solutions that support athletes on and off the field.

Veo Strip Appoints Nike Veteran as Company’s First CEO
The company that created a product to prevent sweat from affecting an athlete’s vision during physical activity has tapped former Nike executive Tom Kelley as its first CEO.

RG Barry Brands Names Justine Suh President of Dearfoams
Most recently, Suh served as general manager at Carter’s North America Retail. Before that, she was chief merchandising officer at Cole Haan and VP, global general merchandise manager of Omni Channel at Deckers Brands.

Zumiez Inc. Cuts Guidance as Mid-Singles Holiday Comps Growth Falls Short
Based on results for the holiday period, the company anticipates fiscal 2024 fourth-quarter net sales come in between $275 million and $277 million, compared to its previous guidance range of $284 million to $288 million.