INTERSPORT appoints new chief executive
International sporting goods retailer INTERSPORT International Corporation (IIC) has appointed Tom Foley as its new chief executive, effective July 1.
Tom, previously chief executive of GO SPORT, brings international leadership experience and a deep understanding of the sporting goods sector.
He has also served as general manager for INTERSPORT UK & Ireland, making him a strong fit for the role.
In his new position, Tom will focus on enhancing INTERSPORT’s global network, improving operational efficiency and accelerating brand development to drive continued success.
Tom said: “I am excited to return to INTERSPORT and lead the group into this next phase of transformation and growth.
“It will be a privilege to build on the rich and long-standing legacy of supporting and empowering our local entrepreneurs in the industry across our diverse international markets.”
Corinne Gensollen, chairman of INTERSPORT International Corporation GmbH, added: “The IIC board of management is confident that Tom’s vision, leadership and strong collaborative mindset will bring new momentum and innovation to the INTERSPORT Group.
“This marks an important new phase in INTERSPORT’s strategic growth, as we work closely with our partners and national organisations to keep delivering real value to our customers in 42 different markets.”
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