Ulta Beauty Will Have New CEO, Target Store Presence In Climb Back To 2019 Top Line
Executive Summary
The specialty retailer, entering Target stores in the fall, is aiming for net sales of $7.2bn to $7.3bn in fiscal 2021, compared with $6.15bn in 2020 and $7.4bn in 2019. President Dave Kimbell will be taking the helm in June while CEO Mary Dillon stays on for one year as executive chair of the board.
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