FRANCE: Sport 2000 hires Nike executive

Author: Stuart Todd | 8 December 2009

French sportswear retailer Sport 2000 has appointed Catherine Soudan to head its footwear, accessories and luggage activities, replacing Fabrice Grandmougin who has left the company.

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