Diversity & Inclusion

Dave Kimbell, the Bolingbrook, Ill.-based retailer’s current president, will succeed Mary Dillon in the beauty chain’s top spot, effective in June.

The arts-and-crafts brand is the retailer's first private brand foray into the crafting category in more than a decade.

Rachel Dreskin becomes the first CEO for the PBFA, an organziation that represents more than 180 plant-based food companies.

Marc Rey joins the beauty brand incubator with more than 30 years of experience in the industry, including with brand innovations, mergers and acquisitions, and digitalization.

The new store brand clean beauty line hits this spring with 10 products, including shampoos, styling products and more at $5 each.

On International Women’s Day, the retailer introduced a powerful ad spot that shined a light on female leadership at the company, including its own CEO Lauren Hobart.

The prepared foods service, acquired by Nestlé last year, has hired Anna Fabrega to be its chief commercialization officer; she helped lead the Amazon Kitchen own brand.

Jana Partners recently asked the company to sell, and with the appointments, the two organizations entered into a cooperation agreement.