AUSTRALIA: Billabong names Inman CEO to drive growth

By Katie Smith | 9 May 2012

Australian surfwear brand Billabong has named Launa Inman as its new managing director and CEO, replacing Derek O'Neil who left the company yesterday (8 May).

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