Mike Dimmitt
About Mike Dimmitt
Mike Dimmitt serves as the Manager of Store Planning at Signet Jewelers, a position he has held since 2017 in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Previously, he worked for 23 years at RadioShack, where he held the role of Director of Merchandising and played a significant role in store conversions following Verizon's consolidation.
Work at Signet Jewelers
Mike Dimmitt has served as the Manager of Store Planning at Signet Jewelers since 2017. He is based in the Dallas/Fort Worth area and has contributed to the company's store planning initiatives for seven years. His role involves overseeing the strategic development of store layouts and ensuring that the planning aligns with the company's objectives.
Previous Experience at RadioShack
Prior to his current role, Mike Dimmitt worked at RadioShack for 23 years, where he held the position of Director of Merchandising in the Dealer/Franchise Division. His tenure lasted from 1991 to 2014 in Fort Worth, Texas. During this time, he played a significant role in managing the wireless business across the Midwest Division and was instrumental in store conversions following the Verizon carrier consolidation.
Experience at Interstate Batteries
From 2015 to 2017, Mike Dimmitt was employed at Interstate Batteries as the Senior Merchandise Manager. In this role, he focused on merchandise strategies and operations within the Dallas/Fort Worth area. His experience in this position contributed to his expertise in retail management and merchandising.
Educational Background
Mike Dimmitt attended Michigan State University, where he studied Communications and earned a Bachelor of Science degree from 1984 to 1990. He also completed his early education at River Valley from 1980 to 1984. His academic background has provided him with a foundation in effective communication and strategic planning.
Strategic Relationships in Telecommunications
Throughout his career, Mike Dimmitt has developed and maintained strategic relationships with major telecommunications companies, including US Cellular, BellSouth, Centennial, and Cellular One. His ability to foster these relationships has been a key aspect of his roles in the retail and telecommunications sectors.