Marc Chini serves as Senior Executive Vice President, Chief People Officer of the Company. Prior to joining the Company, he served as Executive Vice President, Chief Human Resources Officer of Synchrony Financial from 2013 to November 2018. Previously, Mr. Chini worked for General Electric Company for more than 30 years, including serving as Vice President of Human Resources GE Corporate Staff (2011-2013), Executive Vice President of Human Resources for NBC Universal (2007-2011), Vice President of Human Resources for GE Infrastructure (2005-2006), GE Aviation & Locomotive (2003-2005), and GE Aviation (1998-2003). Prior to beginning his Human Resources career with General Electric in 1984, Mr. Chini served in various Human Resources roles for McGraw-Edison and Liberty Life. Mr. Chini has more than 25 years of Human Resources experience.
As the Senior Executive Vice President a Chief People Officer of Kohl`s, the total compensation of Marc Chini at Kohl`s is $2,604,330. There are 6 executives at Kohl`s getting paid more, with Michelle Gass having the highest compensation of $8,983,390.
Marc Chini is 61, he's been the Senior Executive Vice President a Chief People Officer of Kohl`s since 2018. There are 4 older and 18 younger executives at Kohl`s. The oldest executive at Kohl`s Corp. is Steven Burd, 70, who is the Independent Director.
Over the last 21 years, insiders at Kohl`s have traded over $841,858,115 worth of Kohl`s stock and bought 190,149 units worth $5,281,509 . The most active insiders traders include William S Kellogg, John F Herma a Jay H Baker. On average, Kohl`s executives and independent directors trade stock every 38 days with the average trade being worth of $1,958,581. The most recent stock trade was executed by Thomas Kingsbury on 29 March 2023, trading 92,500 units of KSS stock currently worth $2,018,350.
at kohl’s, our mission is to inspire and empower families to lead fulfilled lives. and there’s no more rewarding job than that. it’s not just about selling things; it’s about letting customers know that the things that make their lives better are within their reach. who we are kohl’s is proud of be a member of the community. and being a part of a community means we have responsibilities to fulfill. we meet these responsibilities in various ways, starting with providing investors with accurate, timely and helpful information about our company. we focus a lot of time, energy and money on giving back to our communities through our many kohl’s cares programs, including our associates in action volunteer program for youth-serving nonprofit organizations. we also believe being a responsible member of a community means protecting and conserving the environment by seeking innovative solutions that encourage long-term stability. responsibility to our investors, communities and environment—it’s
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