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| Pam Quintiliano |
Macy’s has recruited Pam Quintiliano as head of investor relations, effective September 12.
Quintiliano comes to Macy’s from Abercrombie & Fitch, where she most recently served as investor relations group vice president.
She was previously managing director at corporate and investment bank SunTrust Robinson Humphrey.
At Macy’s, Quintiliano will be responsible for communicating the company’s strategy to all classes of investors to build and maintain strong relationships with the investment community.
“Pam brings a wealth of experience to this role, with a deep understanding of the retail industry and financial community, including more than two decades as both a sell- and buy-side analyst,” said Macy’s CFO Adrian Mitchell.
Quintiliano will take over for Mike McGuire, who is retiring after a three-year stint at the retailer and 22 years at CVS Health, where he rose to senior VP-IR.
McGuire will stay on through the end of September to help with the transition. Quintiliano will report to Mitchell.
Macy’s, which also owns Bloomingdale’s, reported flat fiscal revenues of $5.6B. Net income tumbled 20 percent to $275M.
Its stock trades at $17. Shares have traded in the $15,85 to $37.95 range during the past 52 weeks.


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