Frasers Group CEO measured up for Hugo Boss board seat
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Frasers CEO nominated for Hugo Boss board position
Hugo Boss has confirmed that Frasers CEO Michael Murray has been nominated for election to its supervisory board. Murray has been nominated alongside Andreas Kurali, the former deputy CFO of US tobacco firm Philip Morris International. The two men will be set to replace Gaetano Marzotto and Robin J. Stalker, who will both step down. Alongside this, Stephan Sturm is to take over as chairman of the board following the next annual shareholders’ mee…
Frasers CEO Michael Murray nominated for Hugo Boss board seat - Retail Gazette
Frasers Group CEO Michael Murray has been nominated for a role on Hugo Boss’ supervisory board as the German retailer unveiled a host of new members today (17 December). Hugo Boss said Stephan Sturm will step in as chairman of the supervisory board, replacing Hermann Waldemer, who has held the position since 2020. The fashion brand has also put forward Murray and Andreas Kurali, the former deputy CFO of US tobacco giant Philip Morris Internation…
This renewal would take place due to the planned resignation of Gaetano Marzotto and Robin Stalker, who together with Waldemer, would leave their positions on the board
Hugo Boss nominates Michael Murray in board update
Drapers Hugo Boss nominates Michael Murray in board update Frasers Group CEO Michael Murray has been nominated for a role on Hugo Boss' supervisory board as the German retailer announces a raft of new members.The post Hugo Boss nominates Michael Murray in board update appeared first on Drapers.
Frasers Group CEO measured up for Hugo Boss board seat
The chief executive of Frasers Group, Mike Ashley’s retail giant which owns the likes of Sports Direct and House of Fraser, is in line to take a board seat at Hugo Boss. Michael Murray will take part in an election to become part of the German fashion retailer’s supervisory board. Frasers Group currently holds a 15 per cent stake in Hugo Boss, a total it has been steadily growing in recent years. The retail empire first invested in Hugo Boss whe…
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