Walmart's chief merchandising officer Charles Redfield is leaving the role, according to The Wall Street Journal, as the retail giant faces changing consumer behavior.
Furner said Redfield will "begin a new chapter in June spending more time with family."
Redfield will step down as merchandising officer on May 1 and will stay on as an adviser. A new merchandising chief will be named at a later date, the memo stated.Redfield began working at Walmart as a cashier while attending college at the University of Arkansas. He worked his way up the ranks through a variety of leadership roles at Sam's Club and was named chief merchandising officer for Asda, Walmart's U.K. subsidiary, in 2010.
Walmart U.S. executive vice president and chief merchandising officer Charles Redfield is departing the company after 32 years. He returned to the U.S. in 2012 to serve as executive vice president of merchandising at Sam's Club before becoming executive vice president of food for
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