CEO Nick Beighton Out at Matches

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CEO Nick Beighton Out at Matches
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Beighton’s appointment as a director at Matches has been terminated, according to Companies House in the U.K.

and the retailer’s fourth chief executive officer in five years, is out after less than two years in the role.Teneo said: “We have not announced this, and we would not comment on personal information about employees or executives” at the retailer.Frasers Group

At the time, Teneo confirmed that 273 employees, a little more than half of the company’s total, were laid off with immediate effect. The layoffs applied solely to those working at the head office in London. It was unclear whether Beighton, who was attempting to turn the business around, would remain. Prior to joining Matches he was CEO of Asos, and was credited with having transformed the fashion e-commerce platform into a 4 billion pound operation.

“Being part of Frasers, with their utter commitment to luxury, will give this business access to greater scale, best-in-class retail expertise, and the financial stability it needs to more effectively deliver for our brand partners and our customers,” Beighton said late last year. Frasers, which bought Matches in a knockdown deal valued at 52 million pounds, gave up after a few months. and Sports Direct, said Matches had “consistently missed its business plan targets and…has continued to make material losses.

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