Tapestry, Inc. CEO Joins GM Board Of Directors
Tapestry owns major fashion brands like Coach and Kate Spade.
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Tapestry owns major fashion brands like Coach and Kate Spade.
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Murphy is a former Raytheon executive with experience in sales and contracts.