Fashion and apparel
10 TJX merchandising leaders
These ten TJX merchandising leaders have held senior vice president and general merchandise manager and divisional vice president merchandise manager roles at The TJX Companies and TJX Canada. A reader can learn how merchandising leaders work at TJX from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
01—10Ann Bosse
LinkedInExperience: Division Vice President Merchandise Manager · The TJX Companies, Inc.
Division Vice President Merchandise Manager at The TJX Companies since July 2016, based in Toronto. Before TJX, Ann Bosse was a Divisional Merchandise Manager at Groupe Dynamite (2012–2014), Director of Womens Buying Division at Mexx Canada (2010–2012) and VP at Limited Brands (LaSenza) Victoria's Secret Beauty (2004–2010).
Ann-Marie Phillips
LinkedInExperience: Divisional Vice President - Merchandise Manager Footwear, Sleepwear & Intimates · The TJX Companies, Inc.
Divisional Vice President - Merchandise Manager Footwear, Sleepwear & Intimates at The TJX Companies since October 2020, a role their profile ties to TJX Digital. Before that, Ann-Marie Phillips was E Commerce Buyer - Fine Jewelry, Designer Jewelry & Watches at TJX (2015–2020), and earlier Buyer - Sterling Silver Jewelry (2009–2012) and Buyer - Fashion Jewelry (2008–2009) there.
Beth Winkler
LinkedInExperience: SVP GMM Marmaxx · The TJX Companies, Inc.
SVP GMM Marmaxx at The TJX Companies since July 2026. Before that, Beth Winkler was a Divisional Vice President Merchandise Manager at TJX (2003–2026) and a Buyer there (2001–2003), and their profile describes 25 years with TJX. Before TJX they were Assistant Vice President merchandising at Chadwicks of Boston (1995–2001).
Hannah deJesus
LinkedInExperience: Divisional Vice President, Merchandise Manager · The TJX Companies, Inc.
Divisional Vice President, Merchandise Manager at The TJX Companies since January 2025, a role in which their profile says Hannah deJesus leads strategic product selection and purchasing for the Travel Department. Before that they were Assistant Vice President of Planning and Allocation at TJX (2023–2024), and earlier a Buyer (2016–2022) and Planning Manager (2015–2016) there.
Jason Kopal
LinkedInExperience: Divisional Vice President, Merchandise Manager · The TJX Companies, Inc.
Divisional Vice President, Merchandise Manager at The TJX Companies since March 2012, a role their profile headline places at TJX Canada. Jason Kopal was also a Buyer at TJX Canada (2006–2012). Before TJX they were Buyer, Men's Footwear at The Bay (2005–2006) and a Senior Buyer at Bata Group (1994–2004).
Jessica McGlynn
LinkedInExperience: Divisional Vice President, Merchandise Manager · The TJX Companies, Inc.
Divisional Vice President, Merchandise Manager at The TJX Companies since September 2019, based in Framingham, Massachusetts, a role their profile lists at the president or vice president level. Before that, Jessica McGlynn was Associate Vice President, Planning & Allocation at TJX (2018–2019), and earlier a Buyer (2007–2018) and Planner (2005–2007) there.
John Oliver
LinkedInExperience: Divisional VP Merchandise Manager · TJX/Homegoods
Divisional VP Merchandise Manager at The TJX Companies since May 2002, a role their profile places in the HomeGoods division at the president or vice president level. John Oliver also lists the same title under TJX/Homegoods as a current role since 2002, and is based in the Waltham, Massachusetts area.
Kim Paulsen
LinkedInExperience: Divisional Vice President, Merchandise Manager · TJX Canada – Winners, Marshalls, HomeSense
Divisional Vice President, Merchandise Manager at TJX Canada – Winners, Marshalls, HomeSense since November 2023. Kim Paulsen was also a Buyer there for Decorative Accessories, Homesense (2020–2023), Menswear (2016–2020), Wall Decor (Art, Mirrors, Clocks) (2012–2016) and Table Linens & Kitchen Linens (2008–2012).
Kim Wronski
LinkedInExperience: Divisional Vice President, Merchandise Manager · The TJX Companies, Inc.
Divisional Vice President, Merchandise Manager at The TJX Companies since September 2022, based in Framingham, Massachusetts, a role their profile lists at the president or vice president level. Before that, Kim Wronski was Assistant Vice President Planning & Allocation at TJX (2019–2022), and earlier a Buyer (2014–2019) and in Planning (2008–2014) there.
Roland Webber
LinkedInExperience: Divisional Vice President - Merchandise Manager - Ecommerce · The TJX Companies, Inc.
Divisional Vice President - Merchandise Manager - Ecommerce at The TJX Companies since December 2016, based in Boston, after holding the same title for Ladies Outerwear & Swim there (2015–2016). Before that, Roland Webber was at TJX Canada – Winners, Marshalls, HomeSense as Divisional Vice President MM for Ladies Apparel, Dresses & Outerwear (2013–2015) and for Footwear, Handbags, Ladies Accessories (2012–2013).
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