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EXCLUSIVE: Blenders Eyewear Appoints Jack Gray Its New CEO

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The Safilo Group-owned brand has chosen Jack Gray to succeed the brand’s founder and former chief executive officer, Chase Fisher — who will transition into a new role as brand evangelist.

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EXCLUSIVE: Blenders Eyewear Appoints Jack Gray Its New CEO

The Safilo Group-owned brand has chosen Jack Gray to succeed the brand’s founder and former chief executive officer, Chase Fisher — who will transition into a new role as brand evangelist.

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