Andrew Navarro has a vast and diverse work experience spanning over several industries. Andrew started their career in 1992 with the Associate Buyer/Department Store Manager Training Program at Burdines Department Stores (Macy's). Andrew then moved on to Bata (Shoe World) where they worked as a Senior Planner. In 1996, they joined Abercrombie & Fitch, initially working in various positions such as Planner, Senior Planner, Merchandise Manager, and Director of Merchandise Planning for different departments. Eventually, they became the SVP of Strategic Planning, responsible for omni-channel and corporate AUR and margin improvement. In 2006, they joined Hollister, an Abercrombie & Fitch brand, as the Senior Director of Merchandise Planning. Andrew continued to progress within the company, becoming the VP of Merchandise Planning and later the SVP of Merchandise Planning for all the female gender brands. In 2014, they joined David's Bridal as the SVP of Merchandise Planning and Allocation, overseeing the team responsible for financial planning, inventory management, allocation strategies, and new business opportunities. In 2016, they engaged in strategic consulting services for A&N Retail Strategies, providing insight and knowledge to retail chains and investment firms. In 2018, they became the President/Owner of Anago Cleaning Systems, where they managed commercial cleaning services. In the same year, they also became the Owner of MY SALON Suite, responsible for establishing the organization's operations and implementing local sales enablement frameworks. With their extensive expertise in merchandise planning, allocation, omni-channel structure, and organizational infrastructure, Andrew Navarro has built a strong foundation of skills and experiences in various leadership roles throughout their career.
Andrew Navarro obtained a Bachelor of Science degree from Florida State University between the years 1988 and 1992. During their time there, they pursued a double major in Economics and Social Science.
February, 2018 - present