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Mr. Baxter was most recently Chief Executive Officer of Delta Galil Premium Brands, a group of specialty retail apparel brands. Prior to that, he spent 26 years with Macy’s, Inc. and the former May Department Stores in various roles, most recently as Macy’s Chief Merchandising Officer.

Clifton Sifford is a President/CEO at SHOE CARNIVAL INC and is based in Newburgh, Indiana.

Gary Sheinbaum joined Ashley Stewart as CEO after more than 25 years at Tommy Hilfiger and parent company PVH Corp. Since 2014, he has served as CEO of Tommy Hilfiger Americas, leading the North American business and overseeing Tommy Hilfiger's Latin America operations. Sheinbaum joined the company in 1995, and worked in various capacities, including president of specialty retail, president of retail development for the U.S. wholesale business and group president, North America for outlet, specialty retail and e-commerce. Prior to joining PVH, Sheinbaum was the president of J. Crew Retail for five years. He began his career at Macy's New York in a variety of store line and buying positions. At Tommy Hilfiger, Sheinbaum was responsible for guiding the brand through numerous stages of growth and transformation with product innovation, digital initiatives, expansion of leading wholesale partnerships, and enhanced customer experiences. During his time at Hilfiger, Sheinbaum expanded the products available on the North American e-commerce site, combining the best merchandise from the company’s global assortment. In addition, under his leadership, Tommy Hilfiger's licensing business saw strong results and growth year over year in key categories including women's apparel and outerwear, luggage, tailored men's apparel, kids' apparel, watches and jewelry, and footwear. Sheinbaum also built Hilfiger’s outlet business and updated the Tommy Co. store experience through technology and store design. He fostered a wholesale partnership with Macy’s that reignited the brand in North America in the early 2000s. He also oversaw the development of Tommy Adaptive, described as the first global brand to create collections for people with disabilities.

Mark Hollander is a Chief Executive Officer at Crazy Shirts and is based in Hawaii. He studied at Babson College between 1990 and 1992 and Colorado School of Mines.

Brian has worked as Pres/CEO/Secy/Treasurer at EPIC STORES CORP. and Board Member at EPIC STORES CORP.. He studied at Sigma Gamma Tau National Honor Society in Aerospace Engineering.