Mary Dillon has made some swift changes since taking on the CEO role in early September. In her first earnings call as chief in November, she announced plans to simplify the footwear retailer, including through a wind down of some European ventures, while making investments in omnichannel and loyalty, among other improvements.
Analysts with Telsey Advisory Group said in a note on the C-suite changes, “The strengthening of Foot Locker’s leadership team is positive, and it seems prudent to have different leaders for operational functions like supply chain and IT and brand building and merchandising.”
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