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Kits Eyecare Promotes Zhe Choo to Chief Financial Officer Role

Mar 18, 2024 1:39 PM

04:18 PM EDT, 03/18/2024 (MT Newswires) -- Kits Eyecare ( KTYCF ) on Monday said senior vice president of finance, Zhe Choo, is being promoted to the role of chief financial officer.

The online eyeglasses and contacts seller said Choo has held the senior vice-president role since 2020, has a Canadian Chartered Professional Accountant designation and had previously worked in accountancies and tech companies before joining the company.

"Zhe has consistently proven herself through her strong judgment and financial capability across all areas of finance, including reporting, planning, analysis, and capital markets. We look forward to her contributions to the company as Chief Financial Officer," chief executive Roger Hardy said in a release.

Kits shares closed unchanged at C$6.48 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

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