Pandora Jewelry records promising first-quarter results Posted April 19, 2021 | By Arabella Roden ⢠Editor International jewellery company Pandora Jewelry has released its Q1 2021 financial update, recording revenue of DKK4.5 billion ($AU935 million) amid continued store closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Revenue was 13 per cent higher than the same period in 2020, when the company recorded DKK4.17 billion ($AU867.3 million); sales also increased by 13 per cent. Revenue was 13 per cent higher than the same period in 2020, when the company recorded DKK4.17 billion ($AU867.3 million); sales also increased by 13 per cent
However, in Q1 2020, approximately 90 per cent of Pandora stores were temporarily closed – starting with its Chinese locations from 22 January. The next market to close stores was Italy on 11 March, closely followed by France and the US on 14 and 15 March respectively.
By Amy Sheridan 9:58 AM PDT, April 14, 2021
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Former WPP Global Business Director, George Rogers, Joins The Fantastical
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BOSTON, April 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Fantastical, the strategic and creative agency based here, announces that former WPP Global Business Director and Chief Client Officer, George Rogers, is joining as Chief Operating Officer and Managing Partner.
In his new role, Rogers oversees client relations and spearheads business development at The Fantastical, reuniting with the agency s founders: President and Founding Partner, Michael Ancevic, and Chief Creative Officer and Founding Partner, Steve Mietelski, with whom he worked with at Mullen Advertising.
The Fantastical s leadership team, from left: Co-Founder and President Michael Ancevic, Chief Operating Office and Managing Partner George Rogers, Creative Director Alana Carpenter, Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer Steve Mietelski, and Account Director Gillian Lynch.
Widex US Names Retail Branding Veteran Kerrie Coughlin Vice President of Marketing
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HAUPPAUGE, N.Y., Feb. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Widex US Inc. today announced the appointment of Kerrie Coughlin as Vice President of Marketing, tapped to bolster the Widex brand to its core audiologist and consumer audiences while further driving the success of Widex hearing solutions in the US market.
A veteran of prominent retail brands, Coughlin reports to Sheena Oliver, Chief Marketing Officer of parent company WSA. In addition to overseeing the company s entire marketing and communications portfolio in the United States, Coughlin will support the rollout of several new Widex products designed to complement and enhance the popular WIDEX MOMENT hearing aids, first introduced in 2020.
Brand battle: Pandora, Alex and Ani to fight it out
19.8 k views | Posted January 18, 2016 | By Coleby Nicholson The battle between Pandora Australia and Alex and Ani appears to have escalated, with the matter garnering attention from the wider jewellery industry and mainstream media.
As first reported by
Jeweller in December 2015, the trouble started when Pandora Australia and New Zealand president Brien Winther advised the brand’s retail stockists against simultaneously stocking US jewellery range Alex and Ani. The newcomer, Alex and Ani, was introduced to the Australian and New Zealand market about one week prior by House of Brands, which is owned by former Pandora Australia and New Zealand president Karin Adcock.