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  Clearstone launches as executive search firm for retail and e-commerce

  Judy Neuman, a former Eddie Bauer executive, joins Kim Villeneuve in re-launching executive search firm Villeneuve Associates as Clearstone Partners, which will focus on the retail, e-commerce and food service industries.

  Posted 03/10/2008Don DavisPost a comment

  Judy Neuman, a former Eddie Bauer executive, joins Kim Villeneuve in re-launching executive search firm Villeneuve Associates as Clearstone Partners, which will focus on the retail, e-commerce and food service industries.

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• Eddie Bauer Blazes a Web Trail

  Everyone of a certain age and over a certain income level knows who Eddie Bauer is. For 79 years, the Redmond, Wash.-based retailer has built a formidable brand name in casual clothing, outerwear and housewares. Since 1945, it has been mailing catalogs to upscale customers and upscale wannabes. In that time, it has created a strong identity as a quality retailer who really knows who its customers are. By 1953, Eddie Bauer was so well known for...

  Posted 12/26/2000Don DavisPost a comment

  Everyone of a certain age and over a certain income level knows who Eddie Bauer is. For 79 years, the Redmond, Wash.-based retailer has built a formidable brand name in casual clothing, outerwear and housewares. Since 1945, it has been mailing catalogs to upscale customers and upscale wannabes. In…

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• The Portals Have Landed

  When executives at Cooking.com began to talk last year about how they would draw consumers to their new Web store-a comprehensive shop aimed at people who love spending time in the kitchen-they settled on a well-worn marketing path: striking deals with portals to advertise the site. Partnering with Yahoo! Inc., America Online Inc., Infoseek Corp. and other top portals was the company’s first marketing mission. The idea was to get Cooking.com...

  Posted 12/26/2000Don DavisPost a comment

  When executives at Cooking.com began to talk last year about how they would draw consumers to their new Web store-a comprehensive shop aimed at people who love spending time in the kitchen-they settled on a well-worn marketing path: striking deals with portals to advertise the site. Partnering with…

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