Shuffle Board: Victoria’s Secret Names Savage X Fenty Exec as CEO

Alexandra Harrell
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Retail

Victoria’s Secret

Lingerie giant Victoria’s Secret has appointed Hillary Super as chief executive officer and member of the board, effective Sept. 9. Super succeeds Martin Waters in both roles, who became CEO in 2021. Timothy “TJ” Johnson, VS&Co’s chief financial and administrative officer, will serve as interim CEO until Sept. 8. Waters will remain employed as an advisor to the company through Aug. 31 to support a smooth transition.

Super brings nearly three decades of retail merchant expertise with a track record of leading brands. She has experience with omnichannel brands spanning intimates, apparel, accessories, beauty and home. Super most recently served as CEO of intimates and accessories brand Savage X Fenty. Previously, she was the global CEO of Anthropologie.

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