John English
J.L. English Associates, Inc.
John English is the President and Founder of J.L. English Associates, a wholesale organization trading in surplus and closeout merchandise. He works as an independent representative with Creative Specialties International, a division of Fortune Brands, in the Bath Accessory category with their Moen brand. He is responsible for sales of surplus inventory to Ross Stores, TJX Companies, Tuesday Morning, Big Lots, Value City and Gabriel Brothers in addition to other off-price retailers. Previously, Mr. English was a Senior Merchant at Gordon Brothers. He began his business career at Sears Roebuck serving in buying, marketing and sales positions at the national level. He was the leader of a US $85M business and was responsible for aftermarket sales and service that encompassed lawn and garden, hardware, heating and air conditioning, and sporting goods. (This is me - Update Profile)
| 2004 - present | Owner J.L. English Associates, Inc. |
|---|---|
| 2003 - 2003 | Senior Merchant Gordon Brothers |
| 1980 - 1996 | National Sales Manager Sears Roebuck And Co Inc |
GLG Study Groups with John English(?)
| Study Group Name | Members |
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| Warehouse Club Experts | 214 |
| Warehouse Club Retail Experts | 138 |
| Experts in the Retail Council | 116 |
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Analyses by John English(?)
1. Just what is Sears plan ? 2. Understanding how the company has operated in the past decade. 3. Audibels only work if you have an actual game plan and a buy-in from the players along with a strong feeling of confidence that you can win.
Economic weakness starting to show at the register. Low Consumer Confidence Index in Sept could become an epidemic. Two players in diverse retail sectors trim expectations for 2007 who will follow
4th quarter implications Future of Global Sourcing Effects of costs and margin when and if quality control and higher standards are imposed
1. Make room Babies R Us. BB&B is starting small but has the clout to make an impact in this market segment. 2. Cradle to grave selling mentality at BB&B a good thing3. Good Margins, not highly seasonal, limited markdowns limits the BB&B risk factor.
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