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Ex-Topman MD joins Boohoo Group
The former managing director of Topman, Mitch Hughes, has joined Boohoo Group as MD of its Dorothy Perkins, Wallis and Burton brands.
Boohoo Group agreed to acquire Arcadia Group’s Burton, Dorothy Perkins, and Wallis brands for £25.2m in February. The fast fashion giant bought all of the ecommerce, digital assets and associated intellectual property rights, including customer data, business information and inventory, of the three brands.
Boohoo Group acquired department store Debenhams for £55m in January and said the acquisition of Burton, Dorothy Perkins and Wallis would help support the new Debenhams marketplace.
Hughes, who joined Arcadia in 2015 as buying director of Burton, joined Boohoo Group last month.
Topshop directors to exit
Several Topshop and Topman directors are not transferring over to new owner Asos, and are leaving the business, Drapers can reveal.
Drapers understands Topshop and Topman s chief operating officer John Richens is also leaving the business.
Around 300 Arcadia Group employees across design, buying and retail partnerships will transfer to Asos. However, 2,500 retail staff are at risk of redundancy as the deal excluded the Topshop, Topman and Miss Selfridge store network, which comprises around 70 leasehold sites.
Drapers has contacted Arcadia Group and Deloitte for comment.
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