Enric Casi, the renowned executive and Isak Andic’s right-hand man for decades at Barcelona-based Mango, died at the age of 67 in Vilanova del Vallès, Barcelona.
His departure leaves a void in the fashion industry and in particular in the Spanish brand Mango, where he played a key role in its development and expansion.
He almost held the position of CEO of Mango from 1996 to 2015, leading the years of the group’s greatest growth.
Isak Andic, non-executive chairman and founder of Mango, expressed his sadness at the loss of Enric Casi and highlighted his significant contribution to the company’s success.
Andic said Casi played a crucial role in Mango’s international breakthrough, ensuring the smooth running of all operations and enabling the company’s vision to become a reality.
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Toni Ruiz, CEO of Mango, also praised the work and legacy left by Enric Casi.
Ruiz acknowledged that without the foundation laid by Casi, Mango would not be one of the leading fashion groups in Europe today.
His work in company structuring, international expansion and the development of logistics and IT systems has left a lasting mark on the company.
Enric Casi was born in Badalona in 1956 and joined Mango in 1983 as a consultant and deployed his skills and knowledge in the crucial years of the brand’s growth.
During his time with the company, he played a key role in developing the complex logistics system that allowed Mango to expand into more than 115 markets around the world.
Casi’s financial vision, method and discipline were key to Mango’s success during the expansion years, laying the foundation for building the group it is today.
His tireless work and commitment to excellence have left a lasting mark on the Spanish fashion industry.
The history of Mango
Mango, based in Barcelona, is an internationally recognized brand. Founded in 1984 in the Catalan capital, the company has become one of the leading fashion groups in Europe.
Designs and manufactures clothing and accessories for men and women, with a focus on modern style and fit for the everyday needs of those with an urban lifestyle.
It currently has more than 2,600 points of sale in 107 countries and employs more than 12,000 people worldwide.
The sad news of Enric Casi’s passing leaves a void in the fashion industry and in the Mango brand.
His legacy and contribution will live on as a testament to his dedication and leadership.
