Doug Egan Email & Phone Number

Shawnee, Ks, Us

A $3 billion, private equity backed general merchandise and healthcare retailer.VICE PRESIDENT OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND CORPORATE PROJECTSReported to COO. Directed an interdivisional team of 9 leaders on a fast-track project to integrate $1 billion Pamida acquisition into Shopko Hometown format. Assumed additional responsibility for 3-person Pharmacy Acquisition Group in 2012.

Deerfield, Il, Us

The nation’s largest drug store retailer with over $67 billion in annual sales. NYSE: WAGDIVISIONAL VICE PRESIDENT RETAIL INTEGRATION 2009 – 2011Reported to Corporate VP. Chosen to lead the decision, execution, and integration of the Duane Reade acquisition, a 250-drugstore chain based in New York. Managed a team of 16 and a $62 million budget.DIVISIONAL VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING SERVICES AND RESEARCH 2004 – 2009Reported to EVP, Marketing. Directed a team of 280 to develop best-in-class practices for merchandising, supply chain planning, store operations, data sourcing, media support, and customer segmentation within Self Service (front of store) and Pharmacy businesses. Managed a $156 million budget.DIRECTOR, DRUGSTORE OPERATIONS 2000 – 2004Reported to EVP, Store Operations. Developed a 12-person team to work with corporate/store I.T. teams to develop, pilot, and roll out systems improvements for 5000+ drug stores nationally. Led the development of Strategic Initiatives for Senior Management that created industry-leading operational execution. DISTRICT MANAGER– Lincoln District 1996 – 2000Reported to VP, Operations. Responsible for $100+ million in sales in 25 stores including over 400 employees in Kansas and Nebraska. Expanded store count and grew market share all 4 years while improving company ROI.ADDITIONAL WALGREENS EXPERIENCEIncreasing positions of responsibility include Store Manager – Sioux City/IA, Bellevue/NE, and Council Bluffs/IA (1988-1996); Executive Assistant Manager – Omaha/NE, and Bellevue/NE (1986-1996); Management Trainee (1985-1986); and Staff Pharmacist (1985).

Pharmacy, Pharmacy, Psychology, Theology

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