Walmart Announces Leadership Changes Across Organization

Leadership Changes - David Guggina will become president and CEO of Walmart U.S. effective February 1, succeeding John Furner, who will take over as president and CEO of Walmart Inc. on the same date [2] - Chris Nicholas will transition from president and CEO of Sam's Club U.S. to president and CEO of Walmart International, effective February 1, succeeding Kathryn McLay, who will assist in the transition until January 31 before departing [3][4] - Latrice Watkins will become president and CEO of Sam's Club U.S. on February 1, succeeding Nicholas [5] - Seth Dallaire will take on the role of executive vice president and chief growth officer for Walmart Inc. effective February 1, after serving in the same capacity for Walmart U.S. [6] Background and Experience - Guggina's experience in eCommerce and supply chain operations is highlighted as a key asset for his new role [2] - Nicholas has significant international experience, having lived and worked in over 10 countries, which positions him well for leading Walmart International [3] - Watkins has a track record of reshaping Walmart U.S. assortment strategy and driving operational excellence [5] - Dallaire's contributions have included expanding Walmart U.S. beyond traditional retail and building new revenue streams [6] Transition Context - The leadership transition was announced in November, with Doug McMillon set to retire on January 31, 2024, and Furner to succeed him [7]