Gymshark Stock

www.gymshark.com/Consumer & Lifestyle / E-commerceFounded: 2012

Gymshark is a British fitness apparel and accessories brand, manufacturer and retailer headquartered in Solihull, England. With the mission to unite the conditioning community, and the belief that it is not our goals that unite us, but the things we do to achieve them, Gymshark was founded in June 2012 by friends Ben Francis and Lewis Morgan and creates and distributes its own range of fitness wear.

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Management Team

Ben Francis
Co-Founder, Co-Owner & Chief Executive Officer
Niran Chana
President, International
Philip Daw
Chief Financial Officer
Chris Perrins
Chief Technology Officer
Noel Mack
Chief Brand Officer
Elizabeth Thompson
Chief Legal Officer
Dave Parry
Chief People Officer
Gemma Hulbert
Chief Data Officer
Danielle Petesic
Chief Product Officer

Board Members

Melis Kahya
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News Highlights

A 30-year-old university dropout and former Pizza Hut delivery driver is now worth $1.1 billion — 3 times more than Ed Sheeran
A decade ago Ben Francis had dropped out of college and was working as a Pizza Hut delivery driver. He's now worth £900 million, or $1.1 billion, putting him up seven places to 184th on this year's Sunday Times Rich List.
Gymshark CEO says brand’s future is on the high street
“When we take a step back and look at building a truly long-term brand, I think it’s omnichannel. There’s a big opportunity to step into the offline market in physical stores,” Francis told LBC.
Updated on: Apr 26, 2024

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