Superfeet Hires New Chief Financial Officer

Superfeet has announced the hiring of new chief financial officer, Cambria Schmidt, to support the brand’s continued domestic and international growth. A strategic leader, Schmidt brings 24 years of experience in finance and most recently served as CFO of Zoomget, the e-commerce retailer of industrial and medical-grade gloves. She has extensive experience in the outdoor industry, having spent 15 years with PMI Worldwide, parent company of the Stanley and Aladdin brands, and as a current board member of Cascade Designs, parent company to iconic outdoor brands MSR, Therm-a-rest, Packtowel, Seal Line and Platypus.

“Cambria brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in international finance strategy to Superfeet, and we couldn’t be happier for the positive impact she will make to the leadership team and company as a whole,” says John Rauvola, CEO of Superfeet. “Our investment in new and internal talent speaks to one of the fundamental pieces of the brand’s shared five-year vision for the continued success and growth of the business, while creating the type of world in which all people thrive.”

“I’m excited to join a company that not only prioritizes producing the highest-quality insoles on the market but invests significant resources towards making a positive impact on people and the planet,” says Schmidt. “The combination of Superfeet’s exciting brand momentum, unique people-first culture and opportunity for international growth puts us in a great position to reach and exceed our ambitious company goals.”

In addition to hiring an external CFO, Superfeet has elevated five brand leaders to vice president roles across key departments, including human resources, sales operations, international sales, product and innovation and information technology:

  • Annie Quammen, vice president of human resources
  • Brian Mastrofino, vice president of sales operations
  • Frits Kuper, vice president of international sales
  • Matt Gooch, vice president of product & innovation
  • Michael Lindeman, vice president of IT

Superfeet aims to grow the leadership team even further with the upcoming hire of a chief operating officer.

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