Sweaty Betty
The company, which was founded in London's Notting Hill 15 years ago and now has 40 stores in the
Sweaty Betty has been compared to high-end fitness fashion brand Lululemon Athletica, though some of its clothes are even slightly more expensive.
Sweaty Betty's basic yoga pants in the US cost roughly $107 (£72) compared to $98 (£66) at Lululemon, for example.
Sweaty Betty has annual revenues of around £31 million ($46 million) per year, according to latest company reports via DueDil. It has 389 employees and currently makes a gross profit of around £13 million ($19 million).
Sweaty Betty already has five boutiques and two concessions in Bloomingdale's in the US. So far it only has locations on the east coast, including the town of Greenwich, Connecticut, and Manhattan's trendy Soho and Flatiron neighbourhoods. Sweaty Betty is also looking at expanding to California.
The group is hoping Serow will "improve business results by growing and enhancing brands, improving customer targeting, aligning merchandising and marketing efforts across stores and in digital, and supporting expansion and new partnership initiatives," according to a company statement.
Sweaty Betty advert
"We are thrilled to welcome Erika to our senior management team," said Simon Hill-Norton, Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Sweaty Betty.
"Erika is a highly respected industry executive with a unique ability to take brands to the next level, all while delivering product that resonates with consumers. Erika's skills and expertise will be invaluable to Sweaty Betty at this exciting time for our company."
This is why Sweaty Betty is so popular
Sweaty Betty is one of Britain's coolest fitness brands for women because it has a super young vibe that marries up fashion with practicality. It even has been featured at London Fashion Week as a lot of the leisurewear can pass off as cool and casual day wear - not just for sports:
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