SGB Update

Life Time Fitness Survey Finds More Positive Outlook On Health And Fitness Habits

Life Time’s annual year-end survey found that 40 percent of respondents indicated their health was better in 2021 compared to 2020 versus 23 percent who said their health had gotten worse. This is a significant improvement from Life Time’s 2020 survey when nearly 70 percent of respondents reported that their health had been negatively impacted.

CES Scales Back Tech Trade Show To Three Days

CES 2022, consumer technology’s largest trade show, has shifted to a three-day show from four days as a safety measure amid concerns about rising COVID variant infection rates. The Las Vegas event will run from January 5-7.

Texworld New York Shifts To Virtual-Only Show

The Winter 2022 edition of Texworld New York City and Apparel Sourcing New York City trade shows, scheduled to run January 25-27, has moved to online-only following the nationwide rise in COVID variant cases.

Happy New Year!

SGB Media wishes all the best to you and your family as we head into 2022. We look forward to working together throughout the upcoming New Year!

Helen of Troy Completes Acquisition Of Osprey Packs

Helen of Troy Limited announced the successful completion of its previously announced acquisition of Osprey Packs, Inc, for $414.7 million in cash, which includes the impact of a $5.3 million favorable customary closing net working capital adjustment.

Amazon To Sponsor Thrive Outside Community Initiative

Outdoor Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Outdoor Industry Association (OIA), announced a new sponsorship by Amazon to fund the expansion of its Thrive Outside Community Initiative. Amazon joins L.L. Bean, Patagonia, REI, Thule, VF Corporation, Winnebago Industries, Wolverine Worldwide, and Yeti as a partner in the initiative.

Lazydays Holdings Announces Leadership Transition

Lazydays Holdings Inc., which specializes in sales and service of recreational vehicles, RV rentals, parts and accessories, announced that William P. Murnane is stepping down as chairman and CEO.

Dr. Martens Sees 24 Percent Currency-Neutral Growth In First Half

Dr. Martens PLC reported sales grew 16 percent in the first half through September 30 and gained 24 percent on a currency-neutral basis. By region, performances were as expected with continued strong Americas growth, up 57 percent currency-neutral, EMEA up 12 percent currency-neutral and APAC up 4 percent currency-neutral.