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Ashleigh & Burwood Appoints Penny Grives As CEO

Literacy Capital has appointed Penny Grives as Ashleigh & Burwood’s new ceo. She brings 25 years of consumer and retail experience to the brand, having previously worked for Selfridges, Harrods and Georg Jensen.

For the past nine years, penny has headed up the Beauty and Home multinational Rituals in the UK and IE, establishing the business and leading the company’s expansion from seven to 80 stores.

“We are thrilled to welcome Penny to the Ashleigh & Burwood team,” said Paul Pindar at Literacy Capital. “Her deep understanding of the consumer market, combined with a passion for product, service and for creating and leading high performing teams makes her the ideal leader to guide Ashleigh & Burwood through its next phase of growth.”

Commented Penny: “I am pleased and honoured to be named ceo of Ashleigh & Burwood. The company has a long history of creating high-quality products and I am excited to work with the team and all our partners to build on this legacy. We have a significant opportunity to elevate the brand and expand our reach to new customers both in the UK and internationally.”

Top: Penny Grives has been appointed as the new ceo of Ashleigh & Burwood.

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