Mulberry Group finance director Charles Anderson has announced his resignation from the British luxury label. He will step down from the board effective January 31, 2025, but will remain in an advisory role until August 1 to support the handover and transition.
In a mandatory statement, Mulberry said the board had begun the search for a successor and a further announcement would be made in due course. Anderson joined Mulberry in mid-2019 after holding various positions at British label Ted Baker for 17 years.
At Mulberry, he was recognized by chief executive Chris Roberts for his “valuable contribution to the group over the last five years”. Additionally, Roberts added that “his leadership, particularly over the last year, has been critical in steering the company through a very challenging period. We wish him all the best in his future endeavors.”
“I would like to thank the board and my colleagues for their support during my time as finance director,” said Anderson. “Mulberry is an iconic brand and it has been a privilege to be part of its evolution. I am confident that Mulberry is well positioned for future success and wish the team all the best for the years ahead.”
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