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Bed Bath & Beyond Builds Out Finance Team with Hiring of Former Tiffany Exec

Retail TouchPoints

Bed Bath & Beyond has named John Barresi as SVP of Finance and Chief Accounting Officer, as the retailer continues to bolster its leadership team as part of its three-year transformation strategy. Crossen has been with the company since 2001; The hiring of Susie A. Barresi comes to Bed Bath & Beyond from Tiffany & Co.

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Meet the Aussie furniture brand that just opened a global flagship in NYC

Inside Retail

Nicholas officially started working for the family business in 2001, initially as the production manager before moving on to his role as design and development director in 2007. In addition to the company’s steady store expansion, it has built a reputation for custom furniture, which accounts for 30 per cent of Harbour’s profits today.

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How to ensure Black Friday doesn’t become the nightmare before Christmas

Inside Retail

Heading into November are we meant to be planning for Christmas, or making the most of these big sales events (we’ll use ‘BFCM’ as shorthand to refer to these sales but we mean all the sales happening around this time of year)? In 2001, sales in November accounted for 8.8% Christmas planning cycles.

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Exclusive: How Daniel’s Jewelers is Using Vision AI to Better Serve its Customers

Retail TouchPoints

When David Sherwood joined the family business in 2001, the plan was to sell. But in the process, he fell back in love with the business he had grown up in, and the plan changed. “I I learned to collect accounts from this grumpy old dude, who is now the grumpy old dude running our collections.

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“It’s the right time to open some stores”: Ksubi CEO Craig King

Inside Retail

Here, we speak with CEO Craig King about the business’ revitalisation under General Pants, its in-store experience, plans for expansion in Australia, the UK and US, and the magic behind the number 23. They got a lot of attention really quickly, and they got some good accounts. In 2008, they actually went into administration.

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Sustainable Development in Retail: Measuring What Matters

Retail TouchPoints

The Deloitte Global 2021 Millennial and Gen Z survey made clear that millennials and Gen Zers, the dominant consumers of tomorrow, are channelling their energies into holding themselves and others accountable. Further, they’re the people most likely to shun companies whose actions conflict with their personal values.

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Parlour X founder Eva Galambos on her life as a luxury fashion buyer

Inside Retail

Tastemaker and entrepreneur Eva Galambos first opened the doors to her luxury multi-brand boutique Parlour X in 2001 in Sydney, when she began introducing major international labels to Australian consumers, from Balenciaga to Vivienne Westwood. . I opened Parlour X in 2001. What are your plans for Parlour X in 2022?

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