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1 week ago |
shop-eat-surf-outdoor.com | Tiffany Montgomery
The surf industry has been wondering when the medium-sized brands would start to gain more real estate in stores given the duress the former Boardriders brands have been under for several years and the subsequent fallout, including continual liquidation sales and missed shipments. If you think you are already an Executive Edition member and you’re getting this message, it’s possible your membership is on hold because your credit card expired. You can update your card here.
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1 week ago |
staging-shopeatsurf.kinsta.cloud | Tiffany Montgomery
KMD Brands Limited, the owner of Oboz, Rip Curl and Kathmandu, said the new tariffs announced last week by the Trump administration have created “significant uncertainty” for footwear and apparel companies. “The new U.S. tariffs are another headwind in an already challenging consumer environment in the U.S.,” Group CEO and Managing Director Brent Scrimshaw said in a statement.
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1 week ago |
shop-eat-surf-outdoor.com | Tiffany Montgomery
Cherie Cohen, the well-regarded global chief revenue officer of the World Surf League who diversified the sponsorship mix and drove increased revenue during her time there, has taken a new job at the X Games. The company announced Cohen as the global chief revenue officer this week as new X Games majority owner MSP Sports Capital, a private equity firm, looks to expand the action sports competition property.
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2 weeks ago |
shop-eat-surf-outdoor.com | Tiffany Montgomery
SESO reached out to brand executives and retailers to see how they were adjusting their plans in light of the reciprocal tariffs that went into effect early Wednesday. If you think you are already an Executive Edition member and you’re getting this message, it’s possible your membership is on hold because your credit card expired. You can update your card here. If you have any trouble and need help, please click here to email our customer care specialist.
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2 weeks ago |
shop-eat-surf-outdoor.com | Tiffany Montgomery
KMD Brands Limited, the owner of Oboz, Rip Curl and Kathmandu, said the new tariffs announced last week by the Trump Administration have created “significant uncertainty” for footwear and apparel companies. “The new U.S. tariffs are another headwind in an already challenging consumer environment in the U.S.,” Group CEO and Managing Director Brent Scrimshaw said in a statement.
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