Marianne Wilson

Marianne Wilson

Editor-in-Chief

Author Profile

Marianne Wilson is Editor-in-Chief of Chain Store Age. With three decades of experience at CSA, she is one of the most knowledgeable and experienced editors in the retail industry.

Over the years, she has been quoted in publications nationwide for her insights on retail, and has also served as a speaker and moderator at major retailing events and conferences in the U.S. and abroad.

Marianne leads the CSA editorial team, overseeing content development across the brand’s digital and print channels. She is also instrumental in the planning and execution of CSA’s annual Breakout Retailer Awards and Retail’s Top Women Awards.

A graduate of Boston University, Marianne loves to travel and seek out new retail wherever she goes. Prior to CSA, she was an editor at Hearst Publications.

ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

3/31/2021
Kohl’s urges shareholders to reelect current board amid activist challenge
Kohl’s Corp. is continuing to defend its board as a group of activist investors seek changes.

Marianne Wilson
3/31/2021
Study: Grocers have spent $24 billion on pandemic-related expenses
From increased cleaning and sanitation supplies to incentive pay, food retailers have paid a steep price to meet increased consumer demands and operate safely amid the pandemic.

Marianne Wilson
3/31/2021
Brookfield Property Partners gives OK to $6.5 billion buyout
Brookfield Asset Management, which manages approximately $575 billion worth of commercial real estate assets globally, is taking full control of its property business, mall giant Brookfield Property Partners.

Marianne Wilson
3/30/2021
Amazon expects U.S. employees to be back in offices by early fall
Amazon is looking ahead to the return of its “office-centric” culture.

Marianne Wilson
3/30/2021
Staples exploring options to acquire certain assets of Office Depot parent company
Staples is once again looking to acquire a rival.

Marianne Wilson
3/30/2021
The top retail sectors most impacted by the Suez Canal blockage include…
The Ever Given ship has been freed from the Suez Canal, but its impact on global supply chains in the coming weeks and months is just beginning — and like the ship itself, the impact is expected to be massive.

Marianne Wilson
3/30/2021
Walgreens profit rises as weak cold and flu season takes a bite out of sales
Walgreens Boots Alliance reported second-quarter sales that missed Street expectations amid a weak cold and flu season in the U.S. and reduced foot traffic in the U.K.

Marianne Wilson
3/30/2021
Amazon 4-Star opens at American Dream
Consumers can shop a curated selection of the most well-reviewed products on Amazon at the company’s newest retail outpost.

Marianne Wilson
3/30/2021
Starbucks reaches agreement with EEOC over alleged racial bias claims
Starbucks Corp. has resolved allegations brought by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission of alleged racial bias in the promotions of store employees (based on workforce data from 2007 to 2011).

Marianne Wilson
3/30/2021
Dollarama ramps up store expansion in Canada
Dollarama is bullish on brick-and-mortar growth.

Marianne Wilson