The chief executive of Clarks has side-stepped away from his role, after less than a year, for “broader responsibilities” at the private equity group that owns the British shoemaker.
Being “on track to meet or exceed its forecast revenue goals,”
“Victor has done an incredible job in a much shorter than anticipated time and gives us a unique ability to accelerate the next stages of our growth plans,” the spokesperson added.
Herrero, who will stay on as a director at Clarks, will be succeeded by Clarks chair
With seven different leaders at the company over the last six years, Clarks has undergone a number of changes including its founding family losing control of the company for the first time since 1825, earlier this year after
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