List of Jewish American businesspeople in retail

This is a partial list of notable Jewish American business executives in the retail industry. For other Jewish Americans, see Lists of Jewish Americans.

Clothing

Paul Fireman

Robert J. Fisher

Donna Karan

Calvin Richard Klein

Ralph Lauren

Marc Milecofsky

Isaac Mizrahi

• Iris Apfel (1921–), fashion designer, co-founder of textile firm Old World Weavers[1]
• Max Azria (1949–2019), Tunisian-born fashion designer, founder of BCBG Max Azria[2]
• David Beckerman (1942/1943–), founder of sportswear company Starter Corp.[3]
• Sara Blakely (1971–), founder of Spanx, minority owner of NBA's Atlanta Hawks[4]
• Gertrude Boyle (1924–2019), German-born chairman of family-founded Columbia Sportswear Company[5]
• Tory Burch (1966–), fashion designer, founder of Tory Burch LLC[6]
• Dov Charney (1966–), Canadian-American founder of American Apparel[7]
• Nudie Cohn (1902–1984), Ukrainian-born fashion designer, known for the "Nudie Suits"[8][9]
• Kenneth Cole (1954–), founder of Kenneth Cole Productions (owned Le Tigre brand)[10][11]
• Jacob W. Davis (1831–1908), Latvian-born inventor of the jeans (in partnership with Levi Strauss & Co)[12]
• Alan Eckstein, co-founder of fashion label Timo Weiland[13]
• Paul Fireman (1944–), founder of Fireman Capital Partners; former owner of the North American sales rights to Reebok brand and chairman of Reebok International, Ltd.[14]
• Donald (1928–2009) and Doris F. Fisher (1931–), founders of the Gap, Inc.[15]
• Robert J. Fisher (1954–), chairman of the Gap, Inc.[15]
• Edith Flagg (1919–2014), Austrian-born fashion designer, known for populizing polyester, founder of Edith Flagg, Inc.[16][17]
• Milton S. Florsheim (1868–1936), Canadian-born founder of the Florsheim & Co. shoe company[18][19]
• Diane von Fürstenberg (1946–), Belgian-American founder the Diane von Furstenberg (DVF) fashion company[20]
• Rudi Gernreich (1922–1985), Austrian-born avant-garde fashion designer; known for creating the monokini swimsuit[21][22]
• Lori Goldstein, fashion designer[23]
• Shoshanna Lonstein Gruss (1975–), founder of fashion label Shoshanna[24]
• Bob Haas (1942–), Chairman Emeritus of Levi Strauss & Co.; member of the Haas family[25]
• Lena Himmelstein (1877–1951), Lithuanian-born founder of plus-size clothing company Lane Bryant Inc.[26][21]
• Marc Jacobs (1963–), fashion designer[27][28]
• Donna Karan (1948–), founder of DKNY[29][21]
• Calvin Richard Klein (1942–), co-founder of Calvin Klein Inc.[30][11]
• Michael Kors (1959–), fashion designer, founder of Capri Holdings (owns the Michael Kors brand, Versace, and Jimmy Choo Ltd)[31][11]
• Ralph Lauren (1939–), founder of the Ralph Lauren Corporation[27][21]
• Henri Alexander Levy (1991–), founder of luxury fashion brand Enfants Riches Déprimés (ERD)[32]
• Andrea Lieberman, fashion designer, founder of A.L.C[33]
• Paul Marciano (1952–), Moroccan-born co-founder of fashion company GUESS[34]
• Leon Max (1954–), Russian-American fashion designer, founder of the Max Studio upmarket fashion retail chain[35]
• Marc Milecofsky (1972–), founder of fashion company Ecko Unltd. and the media network Complex (Complex magazine, Complex TV, ComplexCon)[36][11]
• Isaac Mizrahi (1961–), fashion designer[27]
• Avi, Ralph and Joseph Nakash (1942–), Israeli-born founders of Jordache Enterprises, Inc., owners of the Setai Miami Beach luxury hotel[37][11][38]
• Andrew Rosen, co-founder of fashion label theory[39]
• Ida Rosenthal (1886–1973), Belarus-born co-founder of Maidenform[40]
• Rachel Zoe Rosenzweig (1968–), fashion designer[41]
• Barry K. Schwartz (1942–), co-founder of Calvin Klein Inc., former chairman of the New York Racing Association (NYRA)[11]
• Levi Strauss (1829–1902), German-born co-founder of the Levi Strauss & Co. clothing company[42][21]
• David Stern (1820–1875), German-born co-founder of Levi Strauss & Co.[43]
• Nathan Swartz (1902–1984), Russian-born founder of the Timberland Company (later led by his grandson, Jeffrey (1960–))[44][45]
• Elie Tahari (1952–), Israeli-American luxury fashion designer[46][47]
• Stuart Weitzman (1941–), luxury shoe designer[48]

Cosmetics

Max Factor Jr.

Estée Lauder (left)

Lydia Sarfati

• Bobbi Brown (1957–), founder of Bobbi Brown Cosmetics, co-owner of the George Hotel[49][50]
• Max Factor Jr. (1904–1996), president of Max Factor & Company[51]
• Maksymilian Faktorowicz (1877–1938), Polish-born founder of Max Factor & Company (now owned by Coty, Inc.)[52][53]
• Lawrence M. Gelb (1898–1980), co-founder of hair care company Clairol (Nice 'n Easy, Herbal Essences); member of the Gelb family[54]
• Sophia Grojsman (1945–), Belarus-born perfumer, VP of International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF)[55]
• Estée Lauder (1906–2004), co-founder of the Estée Lauder Companies Inc.; member of the Lauder family[56][57][50]
• Charles Revson (1906–1975), (co-)founder of Revlon, Inc. and the Charles H. Revson Foundation[58][59][50]
• Katie Rodan (1955/1956–), co-founder of Rodan + Fields (R+F), co-creator of Proactiv[60]
• Samuel Rubin (1901–1978), Russian-born founder of Fabergé, Inc.[61]
• Helena Rubinstein (1872–1965), Polish-born founder of Helena Rubinstein Incorporated[62][54]
• Lydia Sarfati, Polish-born co-founder of seaweed-based cosmetics company Sarkli-Repêchage[63]
• Burt Shavitz (1935–2015), co-founder of personal care products company Burt's Bees[64][50]
• Emily Weiss (1984–), founder of cosmetics company Glossier[65]
• Suzi Weiss-Fischmann (1956–), Hungarian-born co-founder of nail polish manufacturer OPI[50][66]

Food

Lynda Resnick

Irene Rosenfeld

Russ Weiner (right)

• S. Daniel Abraham (1924–), founder of the Thompson Medical Company (known for SlimFast)[67]
• Isaac Wolfe Bernheim (1848–1945), German-born co-founder of the Bernheim Brothers Distilling Company (known for the I.W. Harper bourbon whiskey brand)[68][69]
• Sam Born (1891–1959), Russian-born candy maker, founder of Just Born[70]
• Ben Cohen (1951–), co-founder of ice cream company Ben & Jerry's[71]
• Richard B. Cohen (1952–), owner of C&S Wholesale Grocers, the largest wholesale grocery supply company in the U.S.[72]
• Nathan Cummings (1896–1985), Canadian-born founder of the Sara Lee Corporation[73]
• Hilda Eisen (1917–2017), Polish-born co-founder of egg distribution company Norco Ranch Inc.[74]
• Benjamin Eisenstadt (1906–1996), founder of the Cumberland Packing Corporation, inventor of Sweet'n Low (artificial sweetener)[75]
• Charles Louis Fleischmann (1835–1897), Austrian Silesian-born co-founder of Fleischmann Co. (Fleischmann's Yeast, Fleischmann's vodka)[76]
• Sidney Frank (1919–2006), U.S. promoter of Grey Goose vodka and Jägermeister[77]
• Michel Fribourg (1913–2001), Belgian-American chairman and CEO of family-owned ContiGroup Companies (now led by his son, Paul)[78]
• Isaac Friedlander (1823–1878), German-born grain merchant[79]
• Leon Godchaux (1824–1899), French-born sugar farmer and refiner; founder of Leon Godchaux Clothing Co.[80]
• Seth Goldman (1965–), co-founder of Honest Tea[81][82]
• Arnold Greenberg (1932–2012), co-founder of tea and juice drinks brand Snapple[83]
• Max Samuel Grifenhagen (1861–1932), founder of Duffy-Mott Company, Inc. and the Monopole Vineyards Corporation[84]
• Ken Grossman (1954–), founder of the Sierra Nevada Brewing Company[85]
• Paul Kalmanovitz (1905–1987), Polish-born brewing company magnate, LBO specialist[86][87]
• Eugene Kashper (1969–), Russian-born chairman of the Pabst Brewing Company[88]
• Harold Katz (1936/1937–), founder of weight loss products provider Nutrisystem, Inc. and former owner of NBA's Philadelphia 76ers[89]
• Samuel Liebmann (1799–1872), German-born founder of the S. Liebmann Brewery (Rheingold Beer); later led by his sons, Charles, Joseph, and Henry[90][91]
• Daniel Lubetzky (1968–), Mexican-American founder of snack company Kind LLC[92]
• Paul Merage (1934–), Iranian-born co-founder of Chef America Inc. and inventor of the Hot Pockets microwaveable meals; member of the Merage family[93]
• Nelson Morris (1838–1907), German-born founder of meatpacking company Morris & Company (later led by his son, Edward)[94]
• Joseph Neubauer (1941–), Mandatory Palestine-born former CEO of the Aramark Corp., and former VP of PepsiCo, Inc.[95]
• Lynda (1943–) and Stewart Resnick (1936–), founders of the Wonderful Company (holds Fiji Water, POM Wonderful, Teleflora)[60][96]
• Irene Rosenfeld (1953–), chairman and CEO of Mondelez, former CEO of Kraft Foods[97]
• Lewis Rosenstiel (1891–1976), founder of Schenley Industries[98]
• Sholom Rubashkin (1951–), former CEO of kosher meat-packing company Agriprocessors, Inc.; member of the Rubashkin family[99]
• Rodney Sacks (1949/1950–), South African-born chairman and CEO of the Monster Beverage Corporation (Monster Energy, Relentless, Burn, Mother)[100]
• Marvin Sands (1924–1999), founder of Constellation Brands (now led by his sons, Rob and Richard)[101][102]
• Russell Weiner (1970–), founder of Rockstar, Inc. (Rockstar energy drink)[103][104]
• Sam Zemurray (1877–1961), Russian-born founder of the Cuyamel Fruit Company (an ancestor of Chiquita Brands International)[105]

Manufacturing and distribution

Steven M. Rales

• Don Aronow (1927–1987), speedboat manufacturer (Magnum Marine, Formula Boats)[106]
• Charles Avnet (1888–1979), Russian-born founder of electronics parts distributor Avnet, Inc.[107][108]
• Saul Brandman (1925–2008), clothing manufacturer, developed the brands Timely Trends and Tomboy[109]
• Eli Broad (1933–), co-founder of KB Home (Kaufman & Broad)[110]
• J. M. Brunswick (1819–1886), Swiss-born founder of J.M. Brunswick Manufacturing Co. (now Brunswick Corporation)[111]
• Bill Davidson (1922–2009), chairman and CEO of Guardian Industries and owner of NBA's Detroit Pistons[112]
• Charles Dayan (1941–), founder of Bonjour Capital and co-founder of Bonjour Jeans[113]
• Isadore Familian (1911–2002), owner and CEO of Price Pfister[114]
• Joseph Fels (1853–1914), soap manufacturer, co-developer of the Fels-Naptha brand[115]
• Oscar Hammerstein I (1846–1919), German-born cigar manufacturer, founder of the U.S Tobacco Journal[116][117]
• Bradley S. Jacobs (1956–), chairman and CEO of XPO Logistics, Inc., co-founder of United Rentals, Inc.[118]
• Sidney Jacobson (1918–2005), founder of industrial equipment distributor MSC Industrial Direct (formerly Sid Tool, Inc.)[119]
• Julius Kayser (1838–1920), founder of the Julius Kayser Company (now Kayser-Roth)[120]
• Joseph Koret (1900–1982), Russian-born founder of textile company Koret of California[121]
• Jeffrey Lorberbaum (1954–), chairman and CEO of Mohawk Industries[122][123]
• Morton Mandel (1921–2019), co-founder of electronics parts distributor Premier Industrial Corporation[124]
• Morris Markin (1893–1970), Russian-born founder of the Checker Motors Corporation[125]
• Martha Nierenberg (1924–2020), Hungarian-born co-founder of home accessories distributor and retailer Dansk International Designs[126]
• Lawrence S. Phillips (1927–2015), chairman of the Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation (now PVH Corp.; owns the Tommy Hilfiger Corporation, Calvin Klein Inc., IZOD)[127]
• Mitchell (1956–) and Steven M. Rales (1951–), founders of the Danaher Corporation[128]
• Isaac Rice (1850–1915), German-born founder of the Electric Boat Company (now General Dynamics Electric Boat)[129]
• Adolf Rosenberger, German-born co-founder of the Porsche GmbH[130]
• Chester H. Roth, founder of the Chester H. Roth Company (now Kayser-Roth)[131]
• Milton Shapp, founder of cable television equipment manufacturing company Jerrold Electronics[132]
• Alfred P. Slaner (1918–1996), president of clothing manufacturer Kayser-Roth[133]
• Paul Soros (1926–2013), Hungarian-born shipping industry magnate, founder of Soros Associates; member of the Soros family[134]
• Ronald Stanton (1928–2016), German-born founder of fertilizer, chemical, and fuels distributor Transammonia Inc. (now Trammo, Inc.)[135][136]
• William Ungar (1913–2013), Polish-born founder of the National Envelope Corporation[137][138]
• Linda J. Wachner (1946–), former president and CEO of textile/clothing distribution company Warnaco Group, Inc.[139]
• Ira D. Wallach (1909–2007), CEO of family-owned Central National-Gottesman, Inc. (formerly M. Gottesman & Company), one of the world's largest distributors of pulp, paper, packaging, tissue, newsprint and plywood[140]
• Ernest M. Wuliger (1920–1992), owner of the Ohio-Sealy Mattress Manufacturing Company[141]
• Felix Zandman (1928–2011), Polish-born founder of electronic components manufacturer Vishay Intertechnology[142]

Miscellaneous

Maurice Tempelsman

Les Wexner

• Jacob Arabo (1964–), Uzbek-born founder of Diamond District-based jewelry company Jacob & Co[143][144][145]
• Norman Braman (1932–), car dealer, former co-owner of NFL's Philadelphia Eagles; Madoff Ponzi scheme victim[146][147]
• Edgar M. Cullman (1918–2011), former co-owner, president and CEO of the General Cigar Company[148]
• Lazarus Dinkelspiel (1824–1900), German-born founder of L. Dinkelspiel & Co.[149]
• Gary Friedman (1957–), chairman and CEO of Restoration Hardware (RH)[150]
• Leo Gerstenzang (1892–1961), Polish-born founder of Leo Gerstenzang Infant Novelty Co., inventor of Q-tips[151]
• Samuel Glazer (1923–2012), co-founder of Mr. Coffee, one of the first automatic drip coffee makers[152]
• Aron Goldfarb (1924–2012), Polish-born founder of licensed and owned apparel brands manufacturing company G-III Apparel Group[153][154]
• John D. Hertz (1879–1961), Slovak-born founder of the Yellow Cab Company[155][156]
• Michael Krasny, founder of the CDW Corporation[157]
• Moshe Lax, co-founder of the Dynamic Diamond Corp., former chairman of the Ivanka Trump Fine Jewelry Company[158]
• Sydney Lewis, founder of the Best Products Company[159][160]
• Helly Nahmad, art dealer, founder of Manhattan-based Helly Nahmad Gallery; member of the Nahmad family[161]
• Victor Potamkin, former car dealership owner, founder of the Potamkin Automotive Group[162][163]
• Harold Roitenberg, founder of catalog merchandiser and showroom Modern Merchandising Inc.; Madoff Ponzi scheme victim[164][165]
• Jamie Salter, Canadian-American founder of brand management company Authentic Brands Group (owns Volcom, Spyder, Juicy Couture, Frederick's, Tapout, Nautica)[166]
• Jay Schottenstein, founder of the Schottenstein Stores Corp., owner of American Signature, chairman of American Eagle[167][168]
• Lorraine Schwartz, jewelry designer[169][170]
• Benny Shabtai, Israeli-American former owner of the North American sales rights to luxury watch brand Raymond Weil[171]
• Maurice Tempelsman, Belgian-American diamond magnate, founder of the Tempelsman Group, chairman of Lazare Kaplan International (LKI)[172]
• Les Wexner, chairman and CEO of L Brands, Inc. (owns Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works)[173][174]
• Morris B. Zale, Russian-born co-founder of jewelry retailer, the Zale Corporation[175]

Stores

Benjamin Altman

Arthur Blank (left)

Bernard Marcus

Isidor Straus

• Abraham Abraham (1843–1911), co-founder of department store Abraham & Straus (A&S); member of the Abraham family[176]
• Benjamin Altman (1840–1913), founder of B. Altman and Company[177][178]
• Beatrice Fox Auerbach (1887–1968), former president and director of G. Fox & Co.[179]
• Richard A. Baker (1965–), Executive Chairman of the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC)[180][181]
• Louis Bamberger (1855–1944), co-founder of L. Bamberger & Company[182][11]
• Henri Willis Bendel (1868–1936), founder of women's accessories store Henri Bendel, Inc.[183]
• Arthur Blank (1942–), co-founder of the Home Depot, owner of NFL's Atlanta Falcons[184]
• Joseph and Lyman Bloomingdale, co-founders of Bloomingdale's[185][178]
• Rose Blumkin, Belarus-born founder of the Nebraska Furniture Mart[186]
• Albert Boscov, former president and CEO of Boscov's department store[187]
• Jeffrey Brotman, co-founder of the Costco Wholesale Corporation[188]
• Jacob Elias Cohen, Irish-born former president and CEO of Jacksonville, Florida-based Cohen Brothers department store[189]
• Mickey Drexler, former chairman and CEO of J.Crew Group, Inc.[190]
• Edward and Abraham Lincoln Filene, former executives at family-founded Filene's department store[191]
• Felix Fuld, German-born co-founder of L. Bamberger & Company[192]
• Adam Gimbel, founder of the Gimbels department store[193][178]
• Sonny Gindi, co-founder of the Century 21 department store[194][195]
• Dave Gold, founder of 99 Cents Only Stores[196]
• Maurice Goldblatt, co-founder of the Goldblatt's department store[197]
• Sylvan Nathan Goldman, former Oklahoma-based supermarket chain owner; inventor of the shopping cart[198]
• Shira Goodman, president and CEO of Staples, Inc.[199]
• Salmon Portland Chase Halle, co-founder of the Halle Brothers department store[200]
• Asher Hamburger (1821–1897), German-born founder of the A. Hamburger & Sons department store (later May Company California)[201]
• Fred Hayman, Swiss-born founder of luxury boutique Giorgio Beverly Hills[202]
• Leo Kahn, co-founder of office supply retailing corporation Staples Inc.[203]
• Sidney Kimmel, founder of Jones Apparel Group and Sidney Kimmel Entertainment, minority owner of NBA's Miami Heat[204]
• Simon Lazarus, German-born founder of the Lazarus department store (later The F&R Lazarus & Co., merged with Macy's Inc.)[205]
• Leon Levine, founder of the Family Dollar chain of discount stores[206]
• Bernard Marcus, co-founder of the Home Depot[207]
• Herbert Marcus (1878–1950), co-founder of luxury retailer Neiman Marcus (later led by his sons, Stanley and Lawrence)[208]
• Alfred Marshall, co-founder of off-price department store Marshalls, Inc.[209]
• David May, German-born founder of the May Department Stores Company (now Macy's, Inc.); member of the May family[210]
• Ed Mirvish, American-Canadian founder of discount store Honest Ed's[211]
• Al (1875–1970) and Carrie Marcus Neiman (1883–1953), co-founders of Neiman Marcus[208]
• Sol Polk, co-founder of appliance retailer Polk Bros., Inc.[212]
• Barney Pressman, founder of Barneys New York[213]
• Sol Price, founder of Price Club (merged with Costco)[214]
• Julius Rosenwald, former president and part-owner of Sears; featured in the 2015 documentary film Rosenwald[215][216]
• Andrew Saks (1847–1912), founder of luxury department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue[178]
• Rabinovitz/Rabb family, founders of the Stop & Shop supermarket chain[217]
• Abram M. Rothschild, founder of A.M. Rothschild Company[218]
• Frank Russek (1875/1876–1948), co-founder of the Russeks department store chain[219][220]
• Henry Siegel, German-born co-founder of the Siegel-Cooper Company[221]
• Isidor Straus, German-born former co-owner of Macy's department store; Titanic victim[222]
• Marcus Younker, Polish-born co-founder of the Younker Brothers department store[223]
• George Zimmer, founder of Men's Wearhouse[224]

Toys and games

• Beatrice Alexander (1895–1990), founder of the Alexander Doll Company[225]
• Mel Birnkrant (1937–), toy designer (Outer Space Men, Baby Face)[226]
• Paul Budnitz (1967–), founder of art toys companies Kidrobot and Superplastic, co-founder of social network Ello[227][228]
• Joshua Lionel Cowen (1877–1965), co-founder of toy trains manufacturing company Lionel Corp. (later owned by his great-nephew, Roy Cohn); inventor of the flash-lamp[229]
• Jack Friedman (1939–2010), toy and video game industry veteran, founder of LJN and Jakks Pacific, co-founder of THQ[230]
• Eddy Goldfarb (1921–), toy inventor (Yakity Yak Talking Teeth, Stompers)[231]
• Elliot (1916–2011) and Ruth Handler (1916–2002), co-founders of Mattel Inc. (Barbie, Hot Wheels, Masters of the Universe)[232][54]
• Henry Hassenfeld, Polish-born co-founder of toys and games company Hasbro, Inc. (originally Hassenfeld Brothers)[233][11]
• Isaac Heller (1926–2015), co-founder of Remco Industries, Inc.[234]
• Isaac Larian (1954–), Iranian-born founder of MGA Entertainment, Inc., the biggest privately owned toy company in the world[235]
• Charles Lazarus (1923–2018), founder of Toys "R" Us[236]
• Louis Marx (1896–1982), former toymaker, co-founder of Louis Marx and Company[11]
• Morris Michtom (1870–1938), Russian-born founder of the Ideal Toy Company, inventor of the Teddy bear[11]
• Henry Orenstein (1923–), Polish-born toymaker, founder of Topper Toys (Johnny Lightning, Dawn doll, Suzy Homemaker)[237]
• Isaac Perlmutter (1942–), Israeli-American chairman of Marvel Entertainment, former co-owner of Toy Biz (later Marvel Toys)[238]

See also

• Lists of Jewish Americans
  • Businesspeople
    • in finance
    • in media
    • in real estate

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