"Signing that letter was a mistake," the REI CEO said, adding that the administration's actions were "at odds" with the ...

Laughton’s apology is one of the latest broadsides the retailer has thrown against the Trump administration, which include ...

She joined REI on March 31, more than a month after Burgum's appointment to the Department of the Interior's top post. The ...

CEO Mary Beth Laughton has publicly apologized and retracted REI's January endorsement of Doug Burgum, President Trump’s ...

Posted on REI’s social media accounts, Mary Beth Laughton, the new president and CEO of REI Co-op, noted the endorsement of Burgum was an effort to “have a seat at the table” to continue ...

However President and CEO Mary Beth Laughton took to social media Wednesday to refer to the letter as a “mistake.” Laughton joined REI after the letter went out to the ENR committee.

In an April 9 video statement, newly installed CEO Mary Beth Laughton apologized for the decision and pledged to realign REI with its core mission. “Let me be clear: Signing that letter was a ...

In a rare turnaround last week, REI Co-op CEO Mary Beth Laughton apologized for what she said was the outdoor retailer’s “mistake” of supporting Doug Burgum’s nomination as Secretary of ...

This story was originally published on MyNorthwest.com. REI CEO Mary Beth Laughton has publicly apologized and retracted the company’s January endorsement of Doug Burgum, President Trump’s ...