US clothing retailer Vince Holding Corp. and Chief Financial Officer Amy Levy are going their separate ways.
Levy resigned “to take another opportunity,” Vince Holding said on Friday. She will remain with the company until the end of the month, after which Michael Hand will take over as interim chief financial officer.
“On behalf of the company, I would like to thank Amy Levy for her leadership and contributions to Vince during her tenure,” said Jack Sulfur, Vince’s chief executive officer. “We wish her every success in her future endeavors.”
She only took on her new role in early February after Chief Financial Officer David Stefko resigned.
Hand brings over 40 years in finance and operations. He has held senior positions in finance and accounting at fashion companies such as Marc Jacobs, Cole Haan, Coach, watch specialist Movado, auction house Sotheby’s and beverage and food group PepsiCo.
Hand will be joined by David Stefko, the company’s retired Chief Financial Officer, who is now part of the Board of Directors and will increase his advisory role during the transition period.
Vince Holding has already started the search for a permanent successor to Levy.