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Former Amazon.com executive, Kathy Savitt, joins American Eagle Outfitters Inc. as chief marketing officer and executive vice president, responsible for brand and marketing strategies for the American Eagle brand and website AE.com, writes Internet Retailer.
Savitt worked as the vice president of strategic communications, content and initiatives at Amazon.com.
“Kathy brings more than 20 years of broad marketing experience, strong brand vision, and a proven track record for inspiring and leading creative teams,” said president and chief merchandising officer of the American Eagle brand, Susan McGalla. “In addition, her extensive experience with new product launches, e-commerce and global brand marketing fit perfectly with our goals for the AE brand.”
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