NANCY GREEN CONFIRMED AS PRESIDENT AND CEO OF OLD NAVY

Gap Inc. has officially named Nancy Green as the president and CEO of Old Navy, the company’s largest brand. Green will report to Sonia Syngal, CEO of Gap Inc., and will serve on the company’s senior leadership team. Green has served as interim head of Old Navy since March and was previously president and chief creative officer of the brand.

Prior to joining Old Navy in August 2019, Green served as president and CEO of Athleta where she helped grow the brand from $250 million to a nearly $1 billion purpose-led business for active women and girls. In 2018, she was instrumental in Athleta becoming the first apparel company of its size and scale to achieve B Corp Certification.

During her career with Gap Inc., Green has also held multiple roles in the Old Navy brand, including the early growth years of the brand and again from 2010 to 2012 when she led product, design, and visual merchandising. It was under her leadership that the brand focused on balancing innovation in core categories and launched the Rockstar jean and Pixie pant, as well as the Active business.

Beyond Gap Inc., Green has served as CEO of Shabby Chic, where she partnered with the founder to create a vision and growth strategy for a multi-channel lifestyle brand. She also ran the Pottery Barn main division of Williams-Sonoma, Inc as general manager and executive vice president from 2003-2007 during a significant growth phase from $1 billion to $2 billion.

“Nancy is a visionary leader who brings deep customer empathy to her role every day. She has led the brand through one of the most challenging periods in its 26-year history, and the team has delivered strong results through compelling creative and product execution,” said Syngal. “Under Nancy’s purpose-led leadership, the brand has grown a formidable billion-dollar Active and Fleece business, launched new omnichannel experiences, and doubled down on Old Navy’s promise to welcome everyone through fun, fashion, family, and value. I look forward to watching her and the team further grow the brand and its social impact at a time when it matters most.”

“I’m thrilled to lead Old Navy – a brand that serves millions of customers with strong values that plays an important role in serving the needs of millions of families and communities,” added Green. “Old Navy has always stood for the democracy of style, and we have the unique ability and scale to bring that mission to life in how we deliver new product, experiences, and style to customers of all sizes, shapes, and backgrounds. I am so proud to have the opportunity to lead this team into the future.”