FRANCE: Comptoir des Cotonniers names COO
By Katie Smith | 11 June 2012
French fashion retailer Comptoir des Cotonniers, which is owned by Japan's Fast Retailing, has appointed Chrystel Abadie-Truchet to the newly-created role of COO.
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