Mulberry finance chief Charles Anderson quits as shake-up of the posh model continues
Mulberry’s finance chief has quit as a shake-up of the brand continues.
Charles Anderson will step down on January 31, just two months after the luxury fashion label pledged to stem falling sales and widening losses.
Mulberry has started a process to find a successor and Anderson will continue to support the business until August.
Chairman Chris Roberts hailed Anderson’s leadership as ‘instrumental in steering the business through a very challenging period’.
Boss Andrea Baldo is attempting to return the firm to the glory days of Brit-Chic, when its Alexa bag was an It Girl must-have accessory.
Baldo has insisted he will ‘renew the brand’s relevance’ on home turf after UK sales fell 14 per cent to £31.3million for the six months to September 28.
Shake-up: Mulberry finance chief Charles Anderson will step down on January 31, just two months after the luxury fashion label pledged to stem falling sales
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