Quiksilver, a week after reporting a $10.7 million Q1 loss on a 14% decline in revenues, has made changes to its senior executive suite, re-installing brand co-founder Bob McKnight as chairman only five months after he retired from the post. He replaces former Nike and Disney executive Andy Mooney, who was elected ZQK chairman on Nov. 1. Besides McKnight’s return to the helm, Quiksilver has promoted Pierre Agnes to CEO from president and Greg Healy, the company’s APAC regional president, to president of Quiksilver Inc.

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