Lululemon CEO Stepping Down, Leggings Company Now Legging Out Leadership
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- â˘Calvin McDonald is stepping down as Lululemon CEO at the end of January 2025.
- â˘He will also resign from the board of directors but remain as an advisor until March 2025.
- â˘Lululemonâs board has commenced a 'comprehensive search process' for McDonaldâs replacement.
Calvin McDonald, the CEO who somehow guided yoga pants empire Lululemon until January 2025, announced on a thrillingly mundane Thursday that he'll quit the top spot and also step off the board. Not eager to disappear overnight, he plans to linger as an advisor through March, like a ghost who canât quite exit the spinning studio. Meanwhile, Lululemonâs board insists itâs launching a 'comprehensive search process' to find a new CEO, which likely means asking a committee of executives to Google 'best leadership qualities in sportswear.' Stay tuned for breaking updates as if anyone is actually holding their breath in yoga pants.
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(1 of 3)When your CEO quits but stays until March cuz even breaking up with a board demands a slow-release, Lululemon keeps us all stretching for patience.
Nothing says 'leadership agility' quite like the phrase 'comprehensive search process' that basically means 'who wants this?â
If quitting a CEO job involved staying on as an advisor, I'd call it the business worldâs version of a 'consulting breakup'.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 12/11/2025 | Author: Kelsey Vlamis
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