Michael Spencer
About Michael Spencer
Michael Spencer is an Account Director at RetailNext, with over a decade of experience in retail management and strategy. He previously held various roles at Macy's, including Director of Stores Strategy & Product Management, and has expertise in utilizing IoT technology to enhance client outcomes.
Current Role at RetailNext
Michael Spencer serves as an Account Director at RetailNext, a position he has held since 2023. In this role, he focuses on utilizing next-generation IoT sensors and software to provide clients with meaningful insights and enhanced results. His expertise in retail and technology enables him to address complex challenges and optimize client operations.
Previous Experience at Macy's
Michael Spencer has extensive experience at Macy's, where he held various roles over several years. He served as Director of Stores Strategy & Product Management from 2020 to 2023, and prior to that, he was involved in multiple capacities including Associate Omnichannel Merchandise Planner, Buying/Planning Merchant Executive Development Program, and Director of Enterprise Business Development. His roles encompassed areas such as business development, merchandising, and omnichannel strategy.
Consulting Experience at Solving Efeso
Michael worked as a Strategy Consultant at Solving Efeso for six months in 2011. During his time in Madrid, Spain, he contributed to strategic initiatives that addressed various business challenges. This experience added to his diverse background in retail and consulting.
Educational Background
Michael Spencer studied at Syracuse University - Martin J. Whitman School of Management, where he earned two Bachelor of Science degrees in Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management, as well as Finance. His education spanned from 2009 to 2013, providing him with a strong foundation in business principles and analytical skills.
Internship and Early Career
Michael's early career included internships that provided valuable experience. He interned as a Financial Analyst at NRUCFC in 2011 and as a Credit Analyst in 2013. Additionally, he served as a Congressional Intern for Congressman Gerald Connolly in 2009. These roles contributed to his understanding of finance and operations in various contexts.