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Superdry appoint former Lloyds director to board

Helen Weir, the former Lloyds bank finance director, and Alastair Miller have been appointed to the board of fashion house Superdry.

Weir will assume the role of senior independent director and Alastair Miller will become chair of the audit committee next week.

 

Helen Weir was most recently chief financial officer of Marks & Spencer, a role she held from 2015 to 2018. Prior to this she was CFO of John Lewis Partnership from 2012 to 2015.  She has also held senior finance roles in Lloyds Banking Group and Kingfisher.

She currently sits on the boards of Just Eat and the RFU as well as being a trustee for the Marie Curie charity. Helen previously served on the boards of SAB Miller, Royal Mail and GEMS Education in the UAE. 

Miller served as chief financial officer of New Look Group from 2000 to 2014. Since then he has worked as a retail consultant as well as serving as senior independent director on the board of NewRiver. Earlier in his career he worked in finance roles in the RAC and BTR.

 

Peter Williams, chairman, said: “I am delighted to welcome Helen and Alastair to the board of Superdry. Since becoming chairman in April it has been a priority of mine to restore the board to full strength and these appointments are a big step in that direction.

Both Helen and Alastair have extensive relevant experience in the retail sector and have served as CFOs of major listed companies.  As such I am sure they will both prove excellent additions to the board as Superdry embarks on its turnaround. We continue to search for an additional two Non-Executive Directors and will make further announcements in due course.”


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