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Aim'n recruits Samuel Holst from Gant – becomes new e-commerce manager

Samuel Holst
"A clear purpose".

After several leading roles at Gant and H&M Move, Samuel Holst is now changing workplaces to become the new e-commerce manager at the training brand Aim'n. There, he will have overall responsibility for the company's continued investment in its own online store. The goal of the recruitment is to drive up sales in its own channels and build on the customer experience.

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In his new role, he will lead the work of scaling up the company's e-commerce operations. The assignment includes managing the performance of digital channels and developing strategies to encourage existing customers to shop again.

The brand is reportedly in a phase where the focus is on reaching more countries without going through traditional retailers.

Samuel has a rare combination of knowledge in fashion and sports, backed by results in digital commerce and customer loyalty on a global scale. As we continue to grow internationally, our direct relationship with the women who wear Aim'n plays a bigger role than ever. We are pleased to welcome him to the team, says Robin Mostacero, CEO of Aim'n.

Steps in during the winter

The new manager will start his first working day on November 30th. He brings with him an international background in leading digital business development and marketing.

His previous career spans both the traditional fashion segment and the sportswear industry.

I look forward to joining Aim'n and becoming part of a brand that has built a relationship with its community. The company's growth to date has been rapid, driven by a clear product offering and a clear purpose. I want to help increase the pace in the next phase and continue to inspire people around the world to choose an active lifestyle, says Samuel Holst.

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