Nordstrom, Inc. reported that Teri Bariquit would retire from her role as chief merchandising officer after 37 years with the company. Bariquit will remain in her position to ensure a smooth transition.
Bariquit has held various leadership roles at Nordstrom, including merchandising organization, supporting inventory audit, merchandising technology and planning, before assuming her current position in 2019. She has led the development of a digital-first, omnichannel strategy, growing the retailer’s unowned inventory models and supporting growth within its designer business. Under her leadership, Nordstrom invested in technology and organizational design in merchandising for long-term growth.
“We’re extremely grateful for the contributions Teri has made to our company over the past 37 years,” said Pete Nordstrom, president and chief brand officer of Nordstrom. “From her earliest days with the company, Teri has lived our values and led with courage and purpose. During her tenure, she’s transformed every element of our merchandising organization and positioned our merchandising team for continued success. The impact Teri has made on our company will last well into the future, and I appreciate the thoughtful approach she has taken to planning her retirement. We wish her the best as she begins this next chapter.”
Nordstrom has commenced an internal and external search process to identify Bariquit’s successor.
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