IT’SUGAR taps Party City exec Mark Davis for CFO, COO roles
Mark Davis served Party City for almost 20 years.
September 12, 2018
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Specialty candy retailer IT’SUGAR has named Mark Davis as chief financial officer and chief operations officer.
In these roles, Davis will be responsible for building and leading the systemization and integration of operations and for the continued scaling and growth of the business. Davis will partner with CEO and Founder Jeff Rubin on strategy for growing the IT’SUGAR brand.
“Mark’s vast retail expertise is an excellent addition to our leadership team,” Rubin said. “His fact-based analytical approach, outstanding knowledge of the specialty retail industry and history of implementing systems, process and controls are expected to be tremendous assets as we continue to execute our growth strategy."
Prior to joining IT’SUGAR, Davis spent nearly 20 years at Party City. During that time, he held the positions of controller, v.p. of internal audit, v.p. of planning and allocation, v.p. of finance, cfo, chief inventory officer and coo. Davis also spent several years as senior v.p. of corporate development and president of Party City’s wholesale division, where he established systems, process and controls to support the growth of Party City from 200 stores to more than 900 stores.
Prior to Party City, served Toys R Us, where he managed the worldwide implementation of Oracle Financials and set and audited policy and procedures. He began his career with Ernst & Young, where he was a certified public accountant and certified information systems auditor. Davis earned a Bachelor of Science in accounting from Lehigh University.
IT’SUGAR is a member of BBX Capital Corp.'s family of companies and a subsidiary of BBX Sweet Holdings, LLC.
“We are pleased to welcome Mark to IT’SUGAR’s executive leadership team,” said Jarett Levan, president of BBX Capital. “We believe Mark’s vast leadership experience, background and insight will add tremendous value as we support IT’SUGAR through its next stage of growth.”
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