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Fred Mossler
Fred Mossler (born July 2, 1966 in San Francisco) executive businessman, fashion guru, and philanthropist. He is credited towards contributing to the success of Zappos.com. Although he has no official title at the company, Mossler oversees many areas of Zappos operations.〔http://about.zappos.com/meet-our-monkeys/fred-mossler-inc〕
== Business ==
Fred Mossler began his retail career with Nordstrom in Bellevue Washington in 1991. In 1999 he had a buying office in Northern California at Nordstrom San Francisco Center. It was at this time that he met Nick Swinmurn of Shoesite.com. Swinmurn pitched his Shoesite.com vision to Mossler. In 1999, Zappos was launched.
Fred Mossler altered industry standards by creating a climate where employees and vendors work as partners towards a common goal. Recognizing a need to change or go out of business, Mossler contributed greatly to the current business model adopted at Zappos. As Zappos flourished, Mossler’s position evolved from Senior VP of Merchandising to his current all-encompassing role as “No Title”. He helped create the 4 C’s: Culture, Clothing, Customer Service, and Community. His commitment to building culture and community reaches beyond the walls of Zappos. In 2009, Zappos made its debut on ''Fortune'' magazine’s “100 Best Companies to Work For” list. They made the list again in 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013.
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