AO76-CEO Gaspard Poelman over toekomstplannen en familieopvolging in De Tijdcapsule
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Summary
Gaspard Poelman (32), CEO van de Belgische kledingketen AO76 (voorheen American Outfitters), deelt in 'De Tijdcapsule' zijn visie op de toekomst van het bedrijf dat 50 jaar bestaat. Hij kijkt uit naar het wegwijs maken van zijn zus in de business en bespreekt de opening van de zevende winkel in Leuven. Het artikel belicht zijn toekomstplannen en ambities voor de kledingketen.
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We vieren ons 50-jarig bestaan en openen zaterdag onze zevende winkel in Leuven
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