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Dayton Hudson

COMPANY

Founded 1969 with the merger of the Dayton Company with the J. L. Hudson Company. It acquired Mervyns in 1978/79, but sold the chain in 2004. Dayton Hudson changed its name to Target in 2000.

Industry:
Retail

EXECUTIVES

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Henry T. DeNero
Business
c. 1946   CEO of HomeSpace, Inc., 1999-2000
R. Richard Fontaine
Business
c. 1942   CEO of Gamestop
Brenda J. Lauderback
Business
c. 1951   Retired executive, Nine West
Vivian M. Stephenson
Business
c. 1937   COO of Williams-Sonoma, 2003-06
Gerald L. Storch
Business
c. 1957   CEO of Toys R Us
Robert J. Ulrich
Business
1944   CEO of Target
Stephen E. Watson
Business
c. 1944   President of Dayton Hudson, 1990-96
Kenneth B. Woodrow
Business
c. 1944   President of Target Stores, 1994-99

PAST BOARD MEMBERS OR DIRECTORS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Rand V. Araskog
Business
30-Oct-1931   CEO of ITT, 1979-98
Donald J. Hall
Business
9-Jul-1928   CEO of Hallmark, 1966-86
James A. Johnson
Business
24-Dec-1943   CEO of Fannie Mae, 1991-98
Richard Kovacevich
Business
30-Oct-1943   CEO of Wells Fargo, 1998-2007
Anne M. Mulcahy
Business
21-Oct-1952   CEO of Xerox, 2001-09
Stephen W. Sanger
Business
10-Apr-1946   CEO of General Mills, 1995-2007
George W. Tamke
Business
c. 1948   Partner, Clayton, Dubilier & Rice
Solomon D. Trujillo
Business
17-Nov-1951   CEO of Telstra
Robert J. Ulrich
Business
1944   CEO of Target
Stephen E. Watson
Business
c. 1944   President of Dayton Hudson, 1990-96


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