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Arnold M. Rubenstein Arnold M. Rubenstein, Vice President of Merchandising and Field Operations, a member of the Buxbaum management team, joined Buxbaum Group in 1990. He brings over 40 years of retail and financial administration experience to the company. Arnold’s current assignment is President of Gramicci a recent acquisition of Buxbaum Group. Gramicci is a famous brand 17 year old manufacturer of clothing for men and women geared to the outdoor retail sector. In 1960, Mr. Rubenstein began with merchandising and store management positions at Saks Fifth Avenue in Chicago. He later moved to other assignments with Saks in Troy, Michigan and corporate headquarters in New York City. Early in 1970, Mr. Rubenstein moved to the May Department Stores, Strauss' division in Ohio, where he held merchandising and store management positions. From 1975 through 1977, Mr. Rubenstein joined the specialty store chain of Woolf Brothers in Dallas, TX as General Merchandise Manager. He then moved to Godchaux's in New Orleans, LA, from 1977 to 1979. Following various merchandising and store management duties at Federated's Sanger-Harris division in Dallas, TX from 1980 to 1986, Mr. Rubenstein moved to Frost Brothers of San Antonio, TX from 1986 to 1988. By early 1989, Mr. Rubenstein was engaged as General Manager of Fendi USA's retail operations, opening the group's New York City headquarters store. Originally from Detroit, he is a proud veteran of the U.S. Air Force who served during the Korean War and studied at both the University of Michigan and the University of Southern California.
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