RAPAPORT… Macy’s has named Dennis Mullahy chief supply officer, a role in which he will oversee everything involved in getting products to the shelves.
He will supervise all aspects of supply, including global
sourcing, inventory management, store and e-commerce distribution,
transportation, indirect procurement, supply-chain systems, sustainability, and
supplier diversity.
“We are investing in our supply chain to improve our
systems, processes and facilities and to enhance productivity and efficiency,” Hal Lawton, president of Macy’s, said Monday. “Dennis is an exceptional leader with
more than 30 years of experience in retail operations and supply-chain management.
I am confident that he is the right person to lead the newly formed supply-chain
organization at this pivotal time.”
Mullahy, who will report to Lawton, was previously executive
vice president of supply chain, inventory management and IT for Michaels Stores.
Image: Dennis Mullahy. (Dennis Mullahy/LinkedIn)
Macy’s Hires Supply Officer
The Bottom Line
- Dennis Mullahy joins Macy’s as chief supply officer, overseeing global sourcing, inventory, distribution, transportation, procurement, systems, sustainability, and supplier diversity.
- Mullahy brings over 30 years of retail operations and supply chain experience, previously serving as EVP of supply chain, inventory management, and IT at Michaels Stores.
- Macy’s is investing in supply chain improvements to boost productivity, efficiency, and system enhancements under Mullahy’s leadership.
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