US: Bluefly hires Erdman as SVP of merchandising
By Katie Smith | 12 June 2012
Online luxury retailer Bluefly has today (12 June) named former Saks Fifth Avenue and LVMH executive Scott Erdman as its new senior vice president of merchandising.
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