Canada Goose Names New Leaders to Drive Growth Acceleration Plan — Retail Bum

Canada Goose has announced five new appointments to its leadership team to drive its recently unveiled five-year strategic growth plan.

The Canadian parka maker has appointed Matt Blonder as the company’s first chief digital officer. At the same time, Juliette Streichenberger will take on the role of president for CGAG (Canada Goose International, including its Swiss affiliate AG) and Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). Ana Mihaljevic will be the new head of global stores and will retain her current position as the president of North America. Additionally, Daniel Binder has been appointed as the chief transformation officer and executive vice president of sales operations and planning, while Patrick Bourke will serve as the senior vice president of strategy and corporate development.

Canada Goose’s Chairman and CEO, Dani Reiss, emphasized the importance of having a skilled and knowledgeable team to support the company’s growth plan, which includes expanding its direct-to-consumer (DTC) business, tapping into new markets, and developing new product categories. Reiss highlighted the significance of reinvention in achieving success and stated that the recent appointments to the company’s leadership team reflect the brand’s status as a performance luxury label and global retailer. The…