He has served as the CEO of Federated Department Stores (Macy's), Neiman Marcus, Barneys New York, and JCPenney.
The following year, he joined Abraham & Straus as an executive trainee, eventually rising to merchandising manager.
[2] In February 1980, Questrom was named chairman and chief executive officer of Rich's, succeeding Joel Goldberg.
[3] Questrom resigned from Rich's for personal reasons in January 1984, and was succeeded as chairman and chief executive by president James M.
[4][5] After spending the next several months traveling the world, Questrom was named chairman and chief executive officer of Bullock's in August 1984, succeeding Franklin Simon.