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Boohoo has announced that former Primark COO John Lyttle has officially joined the online retailer as its new CEO with immediate effect.

Lyttle joins boohoo following an eight-year tenure at Primark Stores Limited, a division of Associated British Foods plc. Boohoo said his appointment is a “key constituent” of the group’s strategy in positioning for its next stage of its growth.

The move comes as part of an executive shake-up at Boohoo which sees Mahmud Kamani and Carol Kane, previously both joint chief executives, assuming the roles of group executive chairman and group co-founder and executive director respectively.

Additionally its non-executive chairman Peter Williams has stepped down from his role as with effect from today.

It added that the search for non executive directors is “progressing well”.

A Boohoo statement read: “The search process to recruit two new independent non-executive directors is progressing well. A further announcement will be made on appointment of the successful candidates in due course.”

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