Tennis now| @tennisnow | Monday, February 24, 2025
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This is the end of the North American head era.
Kevin Kempin The brand announced today that the company will resign on July 1 after 32 years at the company.
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Kempin has worked in high-level sales and marketing positions since 2009.
Kenping said: “July 1 will be my 32nd anniversary with North America’s Head America. Working with such a great person has been my greatest honor and honor in the head and racket sports industry for many years.
“Of course, I will be fully involved in the next few months to ensure a smooth transition to my successor.”
Jeff Bardsley Will replace Kempin as CEO of North America. Bardsley brings a wealth of experience, spending 27 years with the Head over the past 32 years, including 27 years as Vice President of Sports Marketing for Rackets in North America with Head Canada.
“Jeff will be an outstanding leader in the North American market, which is very important,” Kenping said. “Jeff’s in-depth understanding of our business and the Canadian one, coupled with his unique skills, makes him an ideal choice for this position. ”
“I’m very much looking forward to the challenges,” Badley said. “I’m honored to take over where Kevin left. He has provided us with a solid business foundation surrounded by some great teams.”
