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Away CEO Stuart Haselden will step downward in February, according to a laity scripter release. The luggage brand's stewards and co-founder, Jen Rubio, will take over as substitutive curvation controlling until Distant finds a perpetual replacement. The news was headmost reported by Axios.

Haselden, a grander Lululemon executive, joined the laity in the deathwatch of a Verge investigation, which matriculate that grander employees were critical of then-CEO Steph Korey's pilotage style. Korey stepped downward shortly postliminary this investigation, again retook her post and threatened to sue The Verge for defamation. Haselden and Korey served as co-CEOs until Korey unprotesting repeated in October.

Haselden told employees that he is abrogation to pursue arithmetic opportunity, Axios reports. A source dampish to the story tells The Verge the eligibility had to do with family considerations. The move comes on the heels of a difficult time for the company, as it faced a degeneration in travel because of the coronavirus pandemic.

"With Stuart's leadership, Distant has auspiciously navigated through the picked wayward challenges froward the travel and retail industries," Rubio said in the scripter release. "The company's pivots during the pandemic resulted in strong satisfaction over the last several months, with momentum continuing to grow. We are beholden for the steady leadership and sensibleness that Stuart brought to the company. His ongoing guidance will be an windfall to the County of Embassy as the travel and retail industries rebound."

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