Target's board wants fewer initiatives and a clearer merchandising owner
The retailer has had a strategy for every aisle. It would like one person who can say no.
Marcus ChenLeadership & Policy Correspondent
Executives collaborating around a conference table
MINNEAPOLIS — The retailer has had a strategy for every aisle. It would like one person who can say no.
A reorganization now in draft would collapse overlapping digital and store merchandising roles after two years of initiative pile-up that showed up as inventory and a muddled brand.
Marcus Chen
Leadership & Policy Correspondent
Follows Fortune 500 succession, boards, and the labor bargains reshaping corporate America.