| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Sal Usmani |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
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For nearly 70 years, PUMA has developed fast products for the fastest athletes on the planet. Every day, our 13,000 employees across 120+ countries rally our SPEED & SPIRIT to deliver the iconic footwear, apparel and accessories capable of pushing sport and fashion forward. The PUMA world extends across Football, Running, Training, Fitness, Golf, Motorsports and design collaborations with icons such as Rihanna. But wherever you are, whether it`s on the pitch, the runway or in the streets, the PUMA touch is instantly felt in the undeniable joy and excitement we bring to sport, fashion and culture. The PUMA Group owns the brands PUMA, Cobra Golf and Dobotex and is headquartered in Herzogenaurach, Germany. Becoming the fastest brand in the world isn`t just a mission statement, it`s the rally cry for a company culture determined to discover and shape what lies beyond. Driven by our FOREVER FASTER positioning, our ambition is to capture the attention of the world through world-records, iconic athletes and that undeniable PUMA touch we bring to sport and fashion. PUMA Group is the channel for finding out what it`s like to work at PUMA. Here you`ll find news about PUMA as an employer and read about real-life experiences from current employees. It`s also full of useful information about our recruiting events and job postings. Just click in to find out what our FOREVER FASTER family is all about.
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Liberty is a privately owned business that designs value-driven, quality furniture. In 1992, Richard Brian took the opportunity to start his own business. He began with a vision of a company that would thrive on the values of hard-work, fairness, and integrity. With only seven people and a modest section of warehouse in west Atlanta, Liberty Furniture opened its doors selling only wood chairs and laminate table tops. Steadily, the company introduced more casual dining styles and the vision that was Liberty began to take form. Early on, when Liberty could only afford a basement level showroom in High Point, Mr. Brian would take chairs out to the street in order to entice customers. This initiative and passion for success is visible to this day and is at the very heart of Liberty.