The company is opening 45 new stores over the next year and expanding into new markets after surpassing $1 billion in net revenue.

Sales barely rose, tariff refunds padded the bottom line and customers were choosy, but the retailer held its own in Q2, analysts said.

Jill Windrum will also serve as deputy chief financial officer, effective Aug. 31, taking on the principal accounting officer role from CFO Brian LaRose.

Tracy Dick is now in the chief marketer role, following the company’s corporate name change earlier this summer.

The footwear company is working to modernize its core business and IT systems in order to simplify operations and reduce costs.

Alongside points accrual, the program offers members the chance to vote on the direction of $250,000 of L.L. Bean’s charitable investments.

Owner Kontoor executives called the company’s Helly Hansen outdoor brand its “growth engine,” but some analysts aren’t so sure.

There are signs of a comeback downtown, but the best shopping in the city is still hyper-local.

The retailer plans to open 13 locations in six states this fall. Meanwhile, it has expanded its New York City buying office.

Senior Executive Vice President Ann-Marie Campbell and CFO Richard McPhail will oversee CEO duties for the next few months in Decker’s absence.