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Sandra Halliday Published December 17, 2024 Reading time
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Not all of the stories around Frasers Group representatives and boardroom seats in the companies in which it’s invested are negative ones.
In fact, on Tuesday, Hugo Boss (in which Frasers is a major investor) released news of proposed changes to the membership of its Supervisory Board, including the nomination of Frasers CEO Michael Murray as a member.
Murray said he was “delighted” to be running for election to the board and is “grateful for the invitation to do so. We have huge respect for Hugo Boss, its management team, and its strategy, as well as the enormous contribution from all employees as the company makes progress towards its goals. I look forward to bringing my retail and transformation expertise to the board and contributing to the future success of the business”.
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