Sport Partner reports that Matthijs de Vries, Odlo International's country manager for the Netherlands and Belgium, is leaving the company at the end of the year to become manager for the business unit in charge of export at the Oberalp Group, covering the Salewa and Dynafit brands. De Vries is to be replaced by Lemco van Dam, who is starting from the beginning of December, formally as Odlo's sales and marketing manager for the same two countries. Previously sales manager for the Netherlands, Van Dam will report directly to Antoine Sathicq, chief sales officer at Odlo International. De Vries had been working for Odlo for more than ten years.
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