Oxford Executive and Leadership Team

Thomas Chubb, the Chief Executive Officer & President & Board Member at Oxford, directs the overall strategic vision and operational execution for the apparel company. Chubb oversees the design, sourcing, marketing, and distribution of products for lifestyle and other brands, ensuring alignment with the company's global market presence. This leadership role involves guiding the expansion and brand integrity of offerings like Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer. By focusing on market penetration and brand development, Thomas Chubb drives the company's financial performance and long-term growth objectives. The Chief Executive Officer & President & Board Member ensures that all facets of the business, from product creation to retail distribution, adhere to the highest standards of quality and brand representation across all channels, including e-commerce and specialty retailers.

K. Grassmyer, the Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer at Oxford, directs the financial strategy and fiscal health of the apparel company. Grassmyer oversees all financial planning, accounting, treasury, and investor relations functions, ensuring robust financial controls and reporting across global operations. This leadership position is vital for managing the company's resources effectively, supporting the design, sourcing, marketing, and distribution of brands like Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer. By providing critical financial insights and guidance, K. Grassmyer enables strategic decision-making that drives revenue growth and profitability. The Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer ensures the company's financial stability and compliance, supporting its expansion through various retail channels and e-commerce platforms, and managing capital allocation for product development and market initiatives.

Dennis MacCulloch, the President Lanier Clothes at Oxford, spearheads the strategic direction and operational management for the Lanier Clothes division, a key component of Oxford's apparel business. MacCulloch oversees the design, production, marketing, and distribution of products under this specific brand, ensuring its market competitiveness and alignment with Oxford's overall corporate objectives. This leadership role focuses on enhancing the brand's presence within the men's sportswear segment and related product categories. By driving operational excellence and market penetration, Dennis MacCulloch contributes significantly to the company's revenue streams and brand portfolio strength. The President Lanier Clothes ensures that the division's activities, from sourcing materials to reaching consumers through various retail channels, uphold Oxford's commitment to quality and brand integrity.

Theresa Hernandez, the Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at Oxford, architects the human capital strategy essential for the company's global operations. Hernandez manages all aspects of workforce development, talent acquisition, and employee engagement across the organization's diverse brand portfolio, including Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer. This critical function ensures that Oxford attracts, retains, and develops the talent necessary to drive innovation in apparel design, sourcing, and distribution. By fostering a strong corporate culture and implementing effective HR policies, Theresa Hernandez supports the company's mission to deliver exceptional products and customer experiences. The Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer plays a key part in aligning the workforce with the company's strategic goals, facilitating seamless integration of new initiatives and ensuring operational efficiency across all departments and retail locations.

Thomas Campbell, the Executive Vice President & Chief Information Officer at Oxford, leads the technological infrastructure and digital transformation initiatives for the apparel company. Campbell is responsible for developing and implementing IT strategies that support the design, sourcing, marketing, and distribution of Oxford's lifestyle brands, including Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer. This role ensures that the company's technology systems enhance operational efficiency, data security, and customer engagement across all e-commerce platforms and retail operations. By driving innovation in information technology, Thomas Campbell enables seamless integration of digital tools and data analytics to optimize business processes and support strategic growth. The Executive Vice President & Chief Information Officer ensures that Oxford maintains a competitive edge through advanced technological solutions, supporting its global reach and diverse product offerings.