Mary Beth Laughton How Allyson Felix and Athleta are rewriting the rules of sponsorship "I feel like the world is changing," the track and field star said at the Fast Company Innovation Festival.

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Mary Beth Laughton, a footwear and fashion veteran who has held leadership positions at several industry giants, will soon take the helm at REI Co-op. The outdoor specialty retail giant announced ...

REI this week named Portland’s Mary Beth Laughton the co-op’s next CEO, making her the latest Nike executive to get the top job at another company. Laughton will succeed Eric Artz, who is ...

Editor’s Note: Mary Beth Laughton is president and CEO of Athleta. The opinions expressed in this commentary are her own. When I started my career in the late 1990s, only six women had ever ...

Mary Beth Laughton has been named to replace Eric Artz as president and CEO on REI, effective Feb. 3. Initially, Laughton will join REI as president before stepping into the responsibility of CEO ...

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Laughton said she’s feeling optimistic now about what’s to come and that the business is in a healthier place. REI, with its 25 million members, is the largest consumer co-op in the nation, she said.