Kathmandu chief executive Reuben Casey has resigned from his role at the global outdoor clothing company.
Casey joined Kathmandu in 2010 where he held various roles including CFO and COO, before being appointed CEO of the Kathmandu brand in 2019 following the acquisition of Rip Curl.
KMD Brands managing director and group CEO Michael Daly said: "Reuben has been an integral part of Kathmandu in his time with the brand. He has built a strong brand leadership team and leaves Kathmandu well positioned for continuing growth. We wish Reuben all the very best."
KMD Brands owns Kathmandu, Rip Curl and Oboz.
Casey said: "It's been a privilege being with Kathmandu for over 12 years and I thank all the team at Kathmandu and KMD brands. With such a passionate team culture, brand strength, desirable product offer and a blossoming international business, I have no doubt that Kathmandu will go from strength to strength."