Mothercare
By Chloe Rigby
Mothercare [IRDX RMOC] has appointed internet retailing veteran Mark Newton-Jones as its chief executive.
The appointment, which starts from July 17, follows Newton-Jones’ four-month interim stint in the role leading the maternity-to-nursery-equipment provider.
Mark Newton-Jones is a confirmed keynote speaker at the Internet Retailing Conference 2014 in October 16. Keynote speakers at the event are all individuals who “have led transformation within their business as their product sector or the retail landscape have evolved”.
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