US: Stage Stores announces management changes

By | 1 March 2006

Stage Stores has announced the promotions of two of its senior executives.

Dennis Abramczyk has been promoted to the position of executive vice president, chief operating officer of the Peebles Division, located in South Hill, Virginia. Abramczyk joined Stage in March of 1999, and was previously executive vice president, general merchandise manager for the company's men's, young men's, children's, footwear and intimate apparel departments.
 
Cinny Murray has been promoted to the new position of executive vice president, chief merchandising officer of the Stage division. In her new capacity, she will oversee all of the Stage Division's merchandising, and planning and allocation functions.

Jim Scarborough, chairman and chief executive, said: "Dennis and Cinny each have extensive experience in the retail industry, and we are fortunate to have such dynamic and seasoned executives to fill these key roles in support of the continued growth of our company. Their leadership skills and efforts have been instrumental in helping us to realise our goals and successfully execute our growth strategies. We congratulate Dennis and Cinny on their well-deserved promotions."

Sectors: Retail

Companies: Stage Stores

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