American Apparel has named former Liz Claiborne CEO Paul Charron as chairman to help steer the company following its emergence from bankruptcy.
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| Paul Charron |
As chairman, Charron will be joined on the new board by two other apparel industry vets, according to Bloomberg. Susan Davidson, also a Liz Claiborne vet, currently runs Scoop boutiques and the Zac Posen design house. Bruce Fetter is CEO of St. John.
This rounds out the seven-person board, which includes CEO Paula Schneider. She took that position after the ouster of American Apparel founder Dov Charney.
American Apparel emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy as a private company after successfully implementing a reorganization plan.
For more:
-See this Bloomberg article
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