
Her public resume is brief, but its sequence is revealing: social strategy, execution, marketing analytics, data analysis and visualization. Kimberly Menzer's career offers a quiet case study in how retail leadership is being rebuilt for a measurable age.

Dennis Seydel is the Chief Marketing Officer of The North Face, appointed in January 2025 after joining the outdoor brand in 2023 to lead global brand management. A marketing executive who spent 17 years building brands at Nike, he went on to run marketing at YouTube Music and Uber Eats, serve as Chief Brand Officer at healthcare-apparel disruptor FIGS, and lead North America marketing and communications at Tommy Hilfiger. He is known for working at the intersection of culture, sport, and consumer storytelling.
PVH Corp. is one of the world's largest branded apparel companies, built around two iconic global lifestyle brands, Calvin Klein and TOMMY HILFIGER. Tracing its roots to an 1881 shirtmaking business in Pottsville, Pennsylvania, the New York-headquartered company designs, markets and distributes clothing, footwear and accessories in more than 40 countries through wholesale, retail and direct-to-consumer channels. Under CEO Stefan Larsson's PVH+ Plan, the company is concentrating on brand-building, digital and DTC-led growth, generating roughly $8.95 billion in annual revenue with more than 70% coming from outside the United States.

Mike Kelly is a marketing and innovation executive best known for more than two decades at PVH Corp., the parent company of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger. He built PVH's first in-house marketing and media group from the ground up, later served as Chief Marketing Officer of the company's Heritage Brands and as Global Chief Innovation Officer, and pushed the apparel giant into connected textiles, AR/VR, digital fit and sustainability. Since leaving PVH he has turned entrepreneur and advisor, co-founding the automotive SaaS startup Fob Depot and mentoring brands and founders.