Arcadia Group has appointed former House of Fraser chief customer officer Andy Harding as interim chief digital officer.
Harding was at House of Fraser for just over five and a half years, across three roles: joining as director of ecommerce in 2011, and becoming executive director of multichannel in 2013 and chief customer officer in 2015.
In 2017, he was appointed interim chief customer officer for Mothercare, a role he held for seven months.
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