High management churn the problem at Glassons
“Now it's a matter of coming to grips with the changes and moving the company forward," says CEO Graeme Popplewell.
Hallenstein Glasson [NZX: HLG] flagship female clothing brand pulled results down this year, but its chief executive believes the management churn problem is behind them.
Glassons NZ reported a 17% drop in profit to $6 million, while sales rose 2.5% to $85.7 million.
The group’s chief executive
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Thu, 01 Oct 2015
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High management churn the problem at Glassons
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