This move comes as Uniqlo sets high-level business targets to accelerate its global footprint. The changes in directorship aim to bolster the management structure and create a team that includes managers from various markets. This will enable the implementation of the company's Zen-in Keiei management principle, a teamwork-focused approach that ensures coordinated action across all divisions and encourages a managerial mindset among all employees, Fast Retailing said in a press release.
Tadashi Yanai, the current executive director, chairman, and president of Uniqlo will continue in his role but with a new title as the executive director, chairman, and chief executive officer (CEO) of Uniqlo. Yanai will also continue to guide the entire group's strategic direction in his role as Chairman, President, and CEO of the parent company.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (DP)