Gap Creative Director And Vice President Leaving

It is reported that Rebekka Bay, the creative director and executive vice president of Gap, one of the largest clothing companies in the United States, has resigned, but this position will not be replaced by others, but will be withdrawn.

Rebecca Bay was chosen as the creative director and executive vice president of Cape in 2012. He was expected to reverse the economic downturn in the company. However, after two years of not long cooperation, Rebecca has resigned recently.

The position of creative director.

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When he left, Cape's Global CEO

(Jeff Kirwan) said, "I would like to say thank you to Rebecca in my personal capacity and thank her for her vigor and innovation.

She has trained a number of excellent designers for us, and I believe these young people will lead GAPP to the next stage of development.

In addition, "we will pay more attention to the design of leisure American style, and we will also focus on consolidating the global market," Kwan said.

With this statement, cover Pu will also abandon its e-commerce brand Piperlime, focus on the development of its core clothing industry.

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The three largest clothing retail brands H&M, Adidas and Marks&Spencer are among the world's largest sustainable development enterprises guide, which is published by the Swiss world economic forum.

Adidas, Marks&Spencer and H&M are listed in third, sixteenth and 75 places. The three garment brands are in line with the assessment criteria for sustainable development of enterprises.

The sustainability index covers all aspects of the economy, environment and business organizations.

The third ranked Adidas ranked eighth in 2014 and seventeenth in 2013.

H&M ranked the largest in the latter half of 2015, and the company ranked seventy-third in 642013rd years in 2014.

In addition, BASF, which specialties in textile chemicals, ranks thirty-fifth in 2013. Inditex, the famous retailer in Spain, ranks twenty-sixth, but neither of them has entered the top 100 list in this (2015) year.

This raises the question of reliability of ranking, because both sides have credentials to enhance their enterprise sustainability since 2013.

"The world's largest sustainable development enterprise guide" is compiled by Corporate Night, a consultancy, through four conditions, namely, perpetual information disclosure, F- scores, product categories and sanction measures.

The 100 companies successfully passed these evaluation indicators, and then decided their ranking according to the key performance score.

Adidas Group CEO Herbert Hainer said that as one of the most sustainable development enterprises in the world, we affirmed our team's admiration in the past few years.

Through this work, we will continue to move towards the sustainable future of the industry. "