Just saw that Duluth Holdings is shaking things up with their leadership. So Stephen Schlecht, who founded the company and used to be CEO, is coming back as interim CEO starting April 25. The previous CEO Samuel Sato is stepping down and retiring from the board. Apparently Schlecht will handle day-to-day operations while the board hunts for a permanent replacement, so this interim thing might not stick around long. Stock took a hit though - dropped 4.39% to $2.83 on Nasdaq when they announced it. Interesting move bringing back a founder to steady the ship during a transition. Wonder how long they'll keep Steve Schlecht in the interim role or if they'll find someone new pretty quickly. Seems like one of those classic situations where you need an experienced hand while you figure out next steps.

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