Macy’s announced that Dennis Mullahy has been named chief supply chain officer of the Macy’s brand, effective April 8.
In this newly created role, Mullahy will oversee the entire product journey, including global sourcing, inventory management, store and e-commerce distribution, transportation, indirect procurement, supply chain systems, sustainability and supplier diversity. Mullahy will report to Hal Lawton, president of Macy’s.
“I’m thrilled to have Dennis join the Macy’s team as we look to strengthen our supply chain,” said Lawton. “We are investing in our supply chain to improve our systems, processes and facilities and to enhance productivity and efficiency. Dennis is an exceptional leader with more than 30 years of experience in retail operations and supply chain management. I am confident that he is the right person to lead the newly formed supply chain organization at this pivotal time.”
Mullahy has more than 30 years of experience leading operation units in the retail industry. Most recently, he was executive vice president, supply chain and IT at Michaels Stores, where he was responsible for leading supply chain, information technology and manufacturing.
Prior to joining Michaels Stores, in 2013, Mullahy was a senior vice president at Ulta, where he was responsible for merchandise planning, inventory management, distribution, logistics, transportation and supply chain strategy. He previously spent more than 15 years in leadership roles at Meijer and as a partner with Accenture.