LONDON – British retailer Marks & Spencer (M&S) has appointed Monique Leeuwenburgh as its new sourcing director.
She’ll replace brothers Mark and Neal Lindsey, who are set to retire next month.
Leeuwenburgh is expected to support efforts to optimise the company’s sourcing model, whilst helping it deliver its Plan A sustainability targets which were revised last year.
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