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  • Genesco Inc. names COO; on hunt for CFO

    Genesco has tapped a 15-year company veteran who serves as its finance head to be its next chief operating officer.
  • Changing of the guard at footwear retailer

    Johnson & Murphy is getting a new chief executive.
  • Sears gives big boost to digital offerings

    Sears Holdings Corp. is adding an array of name brands and other products sold by third-party sellers to its website.
  • Specialty retailer feels some investor pressure

    Two investment firms think Genesco, which operates a variety of brands, should divest some of its businesses.
  • Lids’ new loyalty program hits a home run

    With a mere six months under its belt, Lids’ new Access Pass loyalty program is driving customer engagement to new levels.   Tired of running a stagnant loyalty program that only engaged a small amount of shoppers regularly, the sporting goods headwear and apparel retailer was ready to change the game. In April, Lids switched from a static points-based program to a digital model designed to “delight” shoppers.  
  • Genesco promotes company veteran as it plans for the future

    Genesco Inc. announced that Mario Gallione has been named president of the company's Journeys retail division. He most recently served as chief merchandising officer of The Journeys Group.   Gallione will report to James C. Estepa, who will continue to serve as CEO of The Journeys Group. Estepa also remains a senior VP of Genesco. Gallione's appointment is intended as the first step in a succession plan to prepare for Estepa's eventual retirement.  
  • Parent of Ugg brand considers sale

    Deckers Brands announced on Tuesday is it reviewing strategic alternatives, including a possible sale.   The decision comes as the company said it has made “significant progress” in streamlining its cost structure, optimizing its retail store fleet, and realigning its brands to improve profitability. Deckers portfolio includes the popular footwear brands Ugg and Teva.  
  • Longtime CEO of PacSun out

    There’s been a change at the top of teen apparel retailer Pacific Sunwear of California (PacSun).   Chief executive Gary Schoenfeld has departed the chain, which is owned by Golden Gate Capital. The news was first reported by shop-eat-surf.com   Schoenfeld had served as CEO of PacSun since 2009. No reason was given for his departure.   
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