GERMANY: Rockport names Reiss-Schmidt as CEO

By Petah Marian | 19 March 2012

Footwear firm The Rockport Company has named Tobias Reiss-Schmidt as its new president and CEO, replacing Michael Rupp who is to leave at the end of June.

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