Solo Brands, Inc Announces CFO Transition Plan
Solo Brands, Inc. (NYSE: DTC) announced the transition of Chief Financial Officer Sam Simmons this year, with a search underway for his successor. Simmons has been pivotal in integrating new brands and facilitating a successful IPO in 2021. CEO John Merris expressed gratitude for Simmons’ contributions. The company reaffirms its fourth-quarter and full-year guidance for 2021, with results expected in late March. The release highlights the importance of accurate financial reporting and includes forward-looking statements regarding future performance.
- CFO Sam Simmons' leadership aided in achieving significant milestones, including a successful IPO.
- The company is proactively searching for a successor to ensure continuity in leadership.
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“We would like to thank Sam for his dedication and many contributions to our customers, our employees and our shareholders,” said
Simmons commented, “I want to thank John, as well as the rest of the executive team, and the many talented team members throughout the company and finance organization. We set out to accomplish the extraordinary and did it even faster and better than expected. I look forward to working with John and the leadership teams to ensure a seamless transition.”
The company plans to report fourth quarter and full year 2021 results in late-March. The Company reaffirms the previous guidance provided in its press release on
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