Target names Mark Weinstein as Chief Marketing and Guest Experience Officer
Sep 14, 2026, 4:36 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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leadership hires tied to strengthening brand and media monetization can gradually lift customer engagement and digital ad revenue; without immediate numbers, the move is positive but not an immediate earnings catalyst.
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Target named Mark Weinstein as chief marketing and guest experience officer, effective immediately, to lead marketing, guest experience, and Target’s retail media network Roundel and marketplace Target+. Weinstein, formerly Hilton's global CMO, will drive consumer insights and culturally relevant brand connections to fuel growth and deepen guest loyalty. The appointment signals a heightened emphasis on brand-building and monetizing digital assets over the coming years.
Target names Mark Weinstein as Chief Marketing and Guest Experience Officer. Effective immediately.
Weinstein joins from Hilton, where he led 28 brands and Hilton Honors.
He will oversee Roundel and Target+, expanding brand connections and retail media.
This supports Target's plan to deepen guest experience and long-term growth.
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