Molly Langenstein is Chief Executive Officer and President of Chico’s FAS, Inc., and has been a director since 2020. She joined the Company in August 2019 as the Company’s President, Apparel Group and transitioned to the role of CEO and President on June 24, 2020. Before joining the Company, she served as General Business Manager, Ready-to-Wear at Macy’s, Inc. from 2017 to 2019. Prior to that, she served as Chief Private Brands Officer of Macy’s and Bloomingdale's from 2015 to 2017.

Prior to that role, Molly served as Executive Vice President of Private Brands for Men’s and Children’s Wear at Macy’s Private Brands from 2013 to 2014. In 2012, she was named Executive Vice President, Group Merchandise Manager of Millennial at Macy’s. Earlier, her career at Macy’s included assignments as General Merchandise Manager for Men’s and Kids at Macy’s Florida (Miami), for Millennial at Macy’s West (San Francisco) and for Ready-to-Wear at Macy’s North (Minneapolis). She began her work in the apparel retail industry as a buyer at Burdines. Molly received her Bachelor of Science degree in fashion merchandising and also has served on the Kent State University Advisory Board since 2017.

Molly is a 30-year retail industry veteran with a proven track record of building multiple successful brands. She is an experienced strategist, manager and merchant with a record of success revitalizing sales and profitability in the retail fashion industry.

Molly Langenstein

CEO and President, Chico’s FAS

Nata Dvir was appointed Macy’s chief merchandising officer in February 2021 for leading Macy’s Merchandising, with oversight of all merchandising categories and private brands. She steers merchandising transformation, influencing Macy’s customers’ personal style through accessible fashion, clear value and an enhanced digital and store experience.

At the time of appointment, Jeff Gennette, Macy’s, Inc. chairman and CEO had said, “Nata is a strong merchant with deep connections to our partners, first-rate instincts and an eye for newness,” In September 2017, Nata was named Macy’s General Business Manager for Beauty, a new role in the organization. In that role, she transformed the cosmetics and fragrance business, creating a more open and experiential environment in store, enhancing entertainment and customer experiences, taking a fresh approach to digital engagement and expanding new brands. In February 2020, Nata added responsibility for Center Core merchandise, including jewelry, handbags, shoes, intimate apparel and accessories. Since that time, she has infused newness by adding brands and updated products. She is focused on expanding Macy’s online assortment and evolving the service model in stores.

Nata Dvir

Chief Merchandising Officer, Macy's