Bloomingdale’s taps Neiman’s vet as GMM for home
New York – Luxury department store retail Bloomingdale’s is welcoming a new general merchandise manager for home.
Russ Patrick spent more than 33 years at Neiman Marcus, beginning his career at the legendary company as an assistant buyer and department manager in 1990. He rose through the ranks within the merchandising organization for several years and in 2016 was named SVP/GMM head merchant for men’s, gifts & home and children’s for Neiman Marcus Stores, Online and Horchow. He left the company in January 2024.
Bloomingdale’s announced the hire on its LinkedIn page late last week.
“The strength of the team, the clarity of the vision and the opportunity ahead make Bloomingdale’s the destination,” said Patrick. “I’m energized to take on this next chapter as GMM of Home, contributing to the continued evolution of such an iconic company, and to do so in New York — the center of retail energy.”
During the fiscal third quarter, ended Nov. 1, 2025, Bloomingdale’s total sales rose 8.6% year over year, with comp sales up 8.8% on an owned basis and up 9.0% on an owned + licensed + online marketplace basis.
