Most recently, Tracy Smith served as president of U.S. operations for Geox, where he was responsible for managing the brand’s wholesale, retail and e-commerce businesses. Prior to Geox, Smith spent nearly 20 years at Cole Haan.
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Asics Corp. Q1 Impacted By Weakness In Europe And Americas
In the Americas region, sales declined 3.1 in the first quarter on a currency-neutral basis “due to market forces and additional retail partner store closings,” according to a statement from Asics America Group. Sales in the U.S dropped 9.3 percent.

Asics America’s U.S. Sales Drop 9.3 Percent
Asics America said that despite the sales decline, it made a number of moves in the quarter to position it for growth in the future. The moves were punctuated with the brand’s announcement of expanding its U.S. presence with a Product Creation Studio in Boston, the launch of the first-ever global social running initiative and the unveiling of several new performance footwear models.

Study: Fit Americans Would Still Work Out Regardless Of Health Benefits
Six of the 11 top reasons for working out are not physical: stress relief, relaxation, better quality of life in the future, improved mental state, desire to live longer and feeling healthier.

Adidas Brand Catapults 36 Percent In North America In Q1
Showing the brand is indeed regaining market share against Nike and several other competitors, Adidas Group reported currency-neutral revenues for the Adidas Brand vaulted 36 percent in the first quarter in the North America region.

Adidas Q1 Boosted By North America, China, E-Commerce
Adidas AG reported earnings jumped 30 percent in the first quarter. Results were paced by an 18 percent increase at brand Adidas on a currency-neutral basis as well as a 13 percent increase at the Reebok brand. Combined sales of the Adidas and Reebok brands grew in all market segments except Russia/CIS. Growth was particularly strong in North America (+31 percent), Greater China (+30 percent), Japan (+21 percent) and MEAA (+15 percent).

American Alpine Club, Access Fund To Advocate For Public Lands In D.C.
On May 11, 2017, both organizations, alongside a team of elite climbers and outdoor industry partners, will meet with Congressional representatives and policymakers.

CamelBak Teams Up With North American Butterfly Association
CamelBak has donated hydration packs in support of NABA’s fieldwork to monitor trends in butterfly abundance.

Amer Sports Q1 Net Slides On Weakness In Outdoor And Ball Sports
Earnings were impacted by lower margins in its Outdoor segment and reduced sales in its Ball Sports segment.

Amer Sports’ Q1 Earnings Slip
Said Heikki Takala, president and CEO, “In the first quarter, we delivered solid growth despite the soft retail landscape especially in the US.”

Americas Drives Puma’s Q1 Growth
“Retailers ordered more because they needed more which has not been the case for a long time at Puma,” Bjørn Gulden, CEO of Puma SE, said on a conference call with journalists.

Asics America Recognized For Sustainability Efforts
Asics America Corp. has been awarded the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) Energy Star, which signifies that the building performs to the top 25 percent of similar facilities nationwide for energy efficiency and meets strict energy efficiency performance levels set by the EPA.

American Alpine Club To Host 2017 Climbing Awards
The award is given to those who have made lasting contributions both on and off the mountain.

Netshoes Looks To Dominate Online Selling In Latin America
In 2016, four brands – Nike, Adidas, Mizuno and Asics – made up approximately 41.2 percent of sales.

Trump’s Indifference Toward Fitness Concerns Active Americans
According to a study commissioned by Zoom Media, the 45th president is failing the expectations of fitness-conscious consumers.