According to the results of 2015, the British shoe company Dr. Martens increased its turnover by 13%, however, the results did not meet the expectations of the Permira fund, which became the brand owner three years ago. In order to increase US sales in 2016, the company hired Leslie Lane, the former CEO of Dakine. For the development of Dr. Martens' business in Europe, Africa and the Middle East, ex-head of Wolverine Worldwide Dan le Vesconte is now responsible. Leaders will report directly to Steve Murray, CEO of Airwair International's parent company.
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