ATLANTA AP - Branded and private-label apparel maker Oxford Industries Inc. said Thursday the founder and chief executive of its Tommy Bahama Group, Tony Margolis, will retire on June 1 and be replaced by Terry R. Pillow.Pillow joins the company on Monday and will assume the CEO title on June 1. The company said he previously held executive positions at A/X Armani Exchange, Coach Inc.
March 13, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – Branded and private-label apparel maker Oxford Industries Inc. said Thursday the founder and chief executive of its Tommy Bahama Group, Tony Margolis, will retire on June 1 and be replaced by Terry R. Pillow.
Pillow joins the company on Monday and will assume the CEO title on June 1. The company said he previously held executive positions at A/X Armani Exchange, Coach Inc. and Polo Ralph Lauren Corp.
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