New leaders at Carter, Healthtex. (Frederick Rowan II; Ellen Rhode)

Children's Business | June 1, 1992 | Copyright

Robert Matura's decision to leave as president and CEO of the William Carter Company has lead to the naming of new presidents for two of the nation's leading brands in children's wear.

Frederick Rowan II is the new president at William Carter Company, replacing Matura, who has left to spend more time with other companies where he is an investor and director, according to a Carter's company statement. Rowan had been president of Lee and group vice president of Vanity Fair Corp.

Rowan's old post at Lee is being filled by Timothy ...

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