Leah Neuroth
About Leah Neuroth
Leah Neuroth is the VP, DMM of Misses Contemporary Sportswear at Kohls and the owner of The Hounds & Tap, a unique dog care facility in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. She also serves as Treasurer at Midwest Conservation Dogs, Inc. and has a background in retail and economics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Company: The Hounds & Tap
Leah Neuroth is the founder and owner of The Hounds & Tap, Wisconsin's first social tavern and dog care facility. Established in 2020 and located in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, this innovative facility offers a unique membership-based dog tavern and park. The Hounds & Tap includes both indoor and outdoor off-leash play areas for dogs, providing a safe and fun environment. Moreover, it features a self-serve dog bath service, ensuring that pet owners have a comprehensive solution for their dog's needs.
Title: VP, DMM, Misses Contemporary Sportswear
Leah Neuroth currently holds the position of VP, DMM, Misses Contemporary Sportswear at Kohls. She has been with the company since 2011, contributing her expertise in retail and fashion to lead and manage the Misses Contemporary Sportswear division. Her role involves overseeing product selection, inventory management, and strategic planning to align with market trends and consumer demands.
Education and Expertise
Leah Neuroth studied at University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Retail and Economics from 1994 to 1998. Her academic background provided a strong foundation in retail management, economic principles, and business strategies, which has been instrumental in her professional journey in the retail industry.
Professional Background
Leah Neuroth has an extensive background in the retail industry. Before her current role at Kohls, she served in various capacities within the company, including Director of Planning and Allocation, Buyer, and several other roles since 1999. Additionally, she has experience as a board member at Fairy Tails Dog Rescue, where she served from 2018 to 2020. Her diverse professional experiences reflect a comprehensive understanding of both retail operations and animal welfare.