​Luxury skiwear brand Perfect Moment announced on Monday several leadership changes, as the London-headquartered firm looks to strengthen its management team, ahead of its next phase of growth.

Leading the changes, Chath Weerasinghe has been appointed chief financial officer and chief operating officer at Perfect Moment. Weerasinghe joins the company from Canada Goose, where he served as regional director and vice president of finance and operations for Canada Goose EMEA, and he was responsible for the Canadian outerwear giant’s global expansion. 

Likewise, Vittorio Giacomelli, former president of product and sourcing at Canada Goose, has also joined Perfect Moment, where will be responsible for overseeing product strategy, product development, and innovation. The executive has decades of expertise in design, product development, and sourcing, as he held stints at Moncler, The North Face, Napapijri, and Nike.

Meanwhile, Perfect Moment co-founder and chief creative officer, Jane Gottschalk, has been appointed president of the company. Gottschalk will continue to oversee the company’s creative direction as well as marketing, commercial and brand strategy.

The management changes come at a transformative time for Perfect Moment, as the firm looks to strengthen its position in the luxury outerwear market, while resonating strongly with a younger demographic seeking individuality and innovation, according to a press release.

“These leadership changes reflect our commitment to building a world-class team that matches the potential of the Perfect Moment brand,” said Perfect Moment chairman, Max Gottschalk. “Chath’s operational expertise, Vittorio’s extensive experience in production, and Jane’s creative leadership provides us a powerful foundation to drive growth and establish Perfect Moment as a leader in the luxury outerwear market.”

In its most recent trading update in November,  the Chamonix-founded company said revenues plunged 35 percent to $3.8 million in the second quarter, on the back of a decline in collaborations revenue, partially offset by gains in its e-commerce vertical.