The Frasers Group announced the resignation of its managing director of sport, Ger Wright, effective from 30 November 2024.
- Wright will continue her association with the company as a non-executive director post her resignation.
- During her two-year tenure, Wright contributed significantly to the company’s strategic growth and international expansion.
- Frasers Group is concurrently pursuing a takeover of luxury handbag business Mulberry.
- CEO Michael Murray expressed continued confidence in Wright’s expertise to advance the company’s sporting ambitions.
Ger Wright, the managing director of sport for Frasers Group, is set to step down from her role on 30 November 2024. The announcement was made by the company on 14 October 2024, highlighting Wright’s transition to a non-executive director position on the board.
Wright’s tenure since 2022 has been marked by noteworthy contributions towards the execution of Frasers Group’s “elevation strategy.” This strategy included the introduction of new running and outdoor concepts, onboarding of new brands, and an expansion into international markets.
Interestingly, the announcement of Wright’s resignation emerged amidst Frasers Group’s active efforts to acquire the luxury handbags brand, Mulberry. This development reflects the company’s broader strategic initiatives in the retail sector.
Michael Murray, CEO of Frasers Group, commended Wright’s sector expertise and expressed his confidence in her continued value to the company’s strategic objectives. He remarked on the potential for further advancement of the Group’s sporting ambitions with Wright’s ongoing involvement as a non-executive director.
Ger Wright’s strategic influence is set to continue as the Frasers Group navigates its future business endeavours.
