d worked his way up to become the vice-president of merchandising. In 2008, he became president of the Joyce brand, before moving to the group level. Keith has also held roles at a variety of fashion brands and retailers such as G2000, Dewhirst and Esprit. Selfridges Group’s managing director, Anne Pitcher, is looking forward to “exploring new opportunities under [Keith’s] leadership as we continue to reinvent retail.” She added that his knowledge and experience in the physical and digital retail space means he is well-equipped to guide a 170-year-old business through a rapidly changing market. New CTO for Dafiti Dafiti, Latin America’s largest fashion and e-commerce platform, has appointed André Piza as its new chief technology officer. Previously, Piza held roles with UOL, Sotran Logística, C6Bank group and Redecard / Itáu. He also has a degree in computer science, plus a master’s in software engineering, as well as a doctorate. Piza will have the opportunity to accelerate Dafiti’s technological transformation as the business consolidates its technology and product divisions into a single team. In a statement, he said, “In more than 20 years of my professional journey, I have followed a career-oriented towards creating collaborative environments where people feel comfortable contributing and seeking competitive advantages. “I couldn’t be more in line with the purpose and culture of the Dafiti Group to revolutionise the fashion ecosystem with intelligence — I’m super excited to be with everyone and contribute to this revolution.” DoorDash welcomes new GM Food delivery service DoorDash has welcomed Rebecca Burrows as general manager for Australia. In this role, she will be responsible for growing the business to expand across Australia as she leads strategy, operations and P&L. Burrows, who has extensive experience in growth strategy roles, previously worked for Australia Post. In her nine years with the business, she held roles across operations, marketing and commercial sectors, where she was dedicated to the development of her team and colleagues. Earlier in her career, Burrows was instrumental in developing the growth strategy for Shell International, where she worked across 28 markets/countries including Australia. She succeeds Thomas Stephens, who, as acting general manager for the past 12 months, has been overseeing the launch and growth of DoorDash Australia. He will continue in the role he held previously, leading strategic projects across the business.