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Thomas Kraus

Vice President Ecommerce at UNFI | Online Marketing

Thomas Kraus is a seasoned executive, strategist, and leader specializing in digital transformation, e-commerce, and digital marketing. With a career spanning 27 years, Kraus has excelled in both brick-and-mortar and digital-only retail environments. He is an expert in retail merchandising and planning, as well as mobile and tablet websites and native apps. Kraus is known for his ability to drive transformation and zero in on key strategies, metrics, business processes, and systems critical to a business in the digital age.

Kraus studied Marketing Management at the University of Saint Thomas and Aviation at The University of North Dakota. He has held several executive positions throughout his career, including Vice President, Digital at UNFI, Vice President, E-Commerce at EVINE (formerly ShopNBC & ShopHQ), and Director of Purchasing and Planning at CSS Industries, Inc. Additionally, Kraus has served as a Senior Buyer and Merchandising Planner at Marshall Field's.

Highlights

Nov 29 · linkedin

We have an opening for a Director of eCommerce Sales at UNFI. I’m #hiring. Know anyone who might be interested? #ecommerce #sales

Apr 30 · linkedin

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Experience

Vice President Ecommerce at UNFI (March 2017 - Present)
Vice President, E-Commerce Business Process at UNFI (December 2016 - February 2017), Vice President, E-Commerce at EVINE (October 2012 - November 2016), Vice President, Online Commerce and Content at at Marshall Field's (January 1993 - May 1995)

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Marketing Management from University of Saint Thomas (1988 - 1991), Studied Aviation at The University of North Dakota (1986 - 1988)

Location

Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area