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New PacSun CEO: One tough cookie

By TIFFANY MONTGOMERY
August 07, 2007 07:04 AM

I had a great interview with Sally Frame Kasaks, a retail industry heavyweight who is now CEO of PacSun, the teen clothing chain based in Anaheim.


What she had to say was so interesting I had to break into a two-part column for OC METRO. The first column explores her background and is out now. The second explains her plans for PacSun and how it could impact OC surf companies. It publishes Aug. 16.

Sally Frame KasaksPacSun CEO Sally Frame Kasaks. Photo courtesy of Pacific Sunwear.

Let's just say this: Sally isn't afraid to speak her mind. She didn't need this job and has competed in the retail trenches for years. All that experience empowers her to take bold steps at PacSun and really shake things up.

Her take on the OC surf brands that fill PacSun stores is quite interesting.


Here's a link to the first column.

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