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Camping World Holdings Promotes Two Execs to EVP Roles

Camping World Holdings, Inc. promoted Brenda Wintrow and William Colling, II, to executive vice president roles. The company said the appointments reflected its commitment to recognizing and developing talent from within while further strengthening its leadership team as it works toward continued growth.

Brunswick Corp. Warns on IT Security Event Impact on Q2, Full Year EPS

Brunswick Corp. said the preliminary results are below initial expectations for the quarter due solely to the impacts of the recent IT security incident that was disclosed in June. Full-year Adjusted EPS expectations are estimated at approximately $9.50 per share.

Retail Sales Up Again in June Despite Slower Job Growth

The U.S. Census Bureau is reporting overall retail sales in June were up 0.2 percent from May and up 1.5 percent year-over-year (YoY). Sporting goods stores were down 1 percent MoM seasonally adjusted and down 0.9 percent unadjusted YoY.

Academy Is Opening Two More Stores In Central Texas In F23

Academy Sports and Outdoors, Inc. reported it will open two new stores in Central Texas this fall in Brenham and Kyle, respectively and is on track to open 13-to-15 stores in 2023, with the goal of opening 120-to-140 new stores by the end of 2027.

Davidson’s Names Director of Merchandising

Davidson’s, the firearms, ammunition, optics, and accessories wholesaler, welcomed Ronald Dan as its director of merchandising. His most recent position was with Trailblazer Firearms where he served as president.

Daniel Defense Adds Three New Faces to Executive Leadership Team

Daniel Defense added three executives to its leadership team, reporting to CEO Rod Reasen. Daniel Richmond assumes the role of chief revenue office, Jake Cason was appointed CFO and will lead accounting/finance and IT and Dave Everett joined the company as VP of product and engineering.

Report: Footwear Retailers Top Retail Foot Traffic Gains Since 2020

Shoe store visits quickly bounced back following the first days of the pandemic when restrictions all but sidelined retail foot traffic and Nike, WSS and Boot Barn look to be well positioned for continued growth for back-to-school based on a report from Placer.ai.