Beighton will be the fourth CEO at Matchesfashion in five years.
Kavan himself made a surprise exit after just 12 months on the job, and former Printemps CEO De Cesare, who took over last September, also didn’t last very long.
Beighton joined Asos in 2009 as chief financial officer and had worked closely with his predecessor Nick Robertson, Asos’ cofounder. In his years at Asos, Beighton also served as the company’s chief operating officer.. When he arrived, the company was notching double-digit declines. It is now posting growth in the mid-teens.
understanding of luxury, his energy and enthusiasm, and his long and varied experience as a senior executive around the globe make him ideally suited for the role. We are very much looking forward to working with him.” De Cesare is best known for overseeing extensive, multiyear renovations of Printemps’ Boulevard Haussmann flagship.
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