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Congratulations to Nick Robertson, CEO of ASOS.com, on his OBE

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One-time client, ASOS.com, used to take advantage of WorldWidePR.net's online press release service. As far as I understand, the company has now taken this service in house.



So we would like to congratulate Nick Robertson, ASOS.com's CEO, on receiving his well-deserved OBE from the Queen last month, and for the astonishing success of ASOS over the last 11 years. We are very proud to be able to include ASOS in our client list.



Many congratulations Nick Robertson, "one of the greatest entrepreneurs of the Twentieth century" - not bad!

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