HONG KONG: Esprit unveils management shake-up
By Katie Smith | 18 July 2012
Fashion brand and retailer Esprit has announced a number of new management appointments a month after the company, which is in the midst of a transformation plan, reported the departure of its CEO Ronald van der Vis.
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