ASOS announces retirement of International Director
Online fashion retailer ASOS said its International Director Jon Kamaluddin is stepping down from the board after nine years with the company.
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Online fashion retailer ASOS said its International Director Jon Kamaluddin is stepping down from the board after nine years with the company.
The group has started looking for a successor. Kamaluddin has agreed to ensure smooth handover before his departure by December 2013.
Chief Executive Officer, Nick Robertson, said:"Jon has played a significant role in the development of ASOS over the last nine years, formerly as Finance Director and latterly as International Director.
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"Personally and on behalf of all of us at ASOS I want to thank him for his outstanding contribution to our success and wish him well in the future."
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