The retailer did not give a reason for Coville’s departure
TORONTO — Alison Coville, the president of iconic retailer Hudson’s Bay, is stepping down.Hudson’s Bay Co., its Toronto-based parent company which also owns Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord and Taylor stores, did not give a reason for Coville’s departure.A release from HBC says Coville’s exit will be effective Mar. 1 and that the company will be led by key executives until a permanent successor is found.
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