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Regional Decisions.
Federated Corporate Services
Headquarters: Cincinnati, OH
Federated Logistics & Operations
Headquarters: Secaucus, NJ
Federated Systems Group
Headquarters: Atlanta, GA
Financial, Administrative & Credit Services
Headquarters: Cincinnati, OH
Macy’s Corporate Marketing
Headquarters: New York, NY
Macy’s Home Store
Headquarters: New York, NY
Macy’s Merchandising Group
Headquarters: New York, NY
Bloomingdale’s Headquarters
Macy’s Division Headquarters
Support Division Headquarters
Support Divisions
Retail Divisions
Store counts as of 2/1/06
Headquarters: New York, NY
36
stores
Macy’s East
Headquarters: New York, NY
189
stores
Macy’s Florida
Headquarters: Miami, FL
61
stores
Macy’s Midwest
Headquarters: St. Louis, MO
91
stores
Macy’s North
Headquarters: Minneapolis, MN
63
stores
Macy’s Northwest
Headquarters: Seattle, WA
71
stores
Macy’s South
Headquarters: Atlanta, GA
163
stores
Macy’s West
Headquarters: San Francisco, CA
191
stores
macys.com
Headquarters: New York, NY/San Francisco, CA
2005 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS INSIDE FLAP
Macy’s stores are operated through a closely coordinated
network of seven retail divisions, each responsible for
merchandising and operating functions within a
geographic region. Bloomingdale’s manages its unique
brand across the country. Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s
both draw on the specialized resources of Federated
operations and support divisions that focus on systems,
logistics, credit, merchandise development and various
administrative functions.
Unlike other national retailers, Federated believes
in making most decisions as close as possible to the
customer so that we can reflect local and regional
preferences in our assortments and locations.
Our structure of regional decision-making breeds
a depth of experience and strength of leadership
across the company. It also allows us to plan each
store’s assortments especially for the customer
who shops in that location.