UK: All Saints taps Burberry's William Kim as CEO

By Leonie Barrie | 17 September 2012

Fashion retailer All Saints has tapped William Kim, the former senior vice president of retail and digital commerce at luxury goods firm Burberry, as its new CEO.

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