Calvin Klein chief marketing officer calls it quits

By

Benjamin Fitzgerald

Published
Nov 2, 2016

PVH Corp. announced on Wednesday that Calvin Klein chief marketing officer, Melisa Goldie, has decided to leave the company to pursue "other opportunities."

The New York firm said Goldie's responsibilities will be absorbed by her existing direct reports.

"It has been a privilege to be part of such an iconic American brand that has grown tremendously over my tenure with the company," said the former-CMO.

"I express my gratitude to my team for their collaboration and for everything we have accomplished together.”

Steve Shiffman, CEO of Calvin Klein said Goldie played an important role in building the Calvin Klein brand globally, successfully executing the company’s goal of becoming a $10 billion global lifestyle brand by 2020.

"I would like to thank Melisa for her unwavering commitment to Calvin Klein and for her accomplishments over the past fifteen years. Her dedication, passion and creativity have helped Calvin Klein maintain its position as a global leader in the fashion industry. I wish her the best of luck in her future endeavors," he said.