Doug McMillon
Doug McMillon has served as the President and CEO of Walmart since 2014, having started his career with the company in 1984 as an hourly associate. Under his leadership, Walmart has undergone significant transformations, focusing on expanding its e-commerce presence, investing in technology, and enhancing the customer experience through initiatives like curbside pickup and online grocery delivery. He has also championed sustainability efforts and programs to improve employee well-being and benefits. Doug McMillon began his Walmart career in 1984 as a summer associate. He served as CEO of Sam's Club from 2005 to 2009 and Walmart International from 2009 to 2013, significantly expanding its global presence. As Walmart CEO since 2014, he has championed e-commerce expansion, acquiring companies like Jet.com and Flipkart. McMillon also raised hourly wages for US workers and invested in technology and sustainability initiatives. He was recognized on Forbes' "World's Most Powerful People" list multiple times and received the Public Service Award for corporate citizenship in 2020. His leadership continues to drive Walmart's mission to save people money and help them live better through a people-led, tech-powered omnichannel strategy.
Career Milestones
- Started career at Walmart in 1984 as a summer associate.
- Served as CEO of Sam's Club from 2005 to 2009 and Walmart International from 2009 to 2013.
- As Walmart CEO since 2014, expanded e-commerce, acquiring Jet.com and Flipkart.
- Raised hourly wages for US workers and invested in technology and sustainability initiatives.
- Recognized on Forbes' "World's Most Powerful People" list and received the Public Service Award for corporate citizenship in 2020.
About Walmart
Walmart, founded in 1962 by Sam Walton, is a multinational retail corporation. They primarily serve budget-conscious families and individuals seeking value and convenience. Core features include a vast product range, everyday low prices, and an omnichannel shopping experience (in-store, online, pickup, delivery). Benefits include affordability, accessibility, and diverse product selection.