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WATERVILLE — Day’s Jewelers has announced the newest addition to its board of directors, Charles Stanley.

With more than two decades of experience at De Beers, including his role as president of De Beers Brands in North America, he brings a wealth of expertise and a proven track record of success to his new role with Day’s, according to a news release from Day’s.

Stanley began his career with the De Beers Group, the largest producer and distributor of diamonds in the world, in 1994, serving as the company’s marketing director. In 2003, he transitioned to Harry Winston under the title of vice president of merchandising and operations.

Stanley returned to De Beers in 2010, heading and growing the De Beers Forevermark business in North America, until his retirement in early 2023.

The heartbeat of Day’s Jewelers is diamonds, and Stanley’s profound history within the diamond industry renders him an excellent addition to the Day’s Jewelers board of directors.

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“Charles Stanley’s appointment to our board of directors marks a pivotal moment for Day’s Jewelers,” said Joe Corey, president of Day’s Jewelers. “His exceptional leadership and deep understanding of the industry will undoubtedly propel us forward as we continue to innovate and provide exceptional experience for our customers.”

Along with Stanley, the board of directors includes Jeff and Kathy Corey, Ann Arnold and Erin Moran. The board is responsible for providing guidance to executive leadership and contributing to the formulation of long-term strategic initiatives.

“I am delighted to be joining Day’s Jewelers board of directors, whom I have known through the business relationship I developed while working with De Beers. I greatly respect the company’s values and its commitment to natural diamonds, and I am looking forward to bringing my experience to bear to further help Day’s Jewelers grow as they evolve the company under their new ESOP ownership,” said Stanley.

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