Dallas – After four years at the helm, At Home CEO Brad Weston plans to retire at the end of June.
The company’s Board of Directors has initiated a search for a new CEO. As part of the transition, Aaron Rose has been named president and chief commercial officer. He has been serving as CCO since he joined company in January 2025.
Before At Home, Rose spent nearly four years at Banana Republic, the last two of them as chief commerce and experience officer. Previous executive appointments included senior roles at ABC Carpet & Home, J Crew, West Elm, Pier 1 and Crate & Barrel. He began his retail career in 2005 as a buyer at Target.
“We continue forward with a focus on elevating the At Home brand and strengthening our connection with customers,” said Rose. “By taking decisive action to drive relevance and inspiration, we are anchoring our strategy in differentiated product, compelling value, and an enhanced experience that helps customers express themselves and reflect how they want to live.”
At Home emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy last October after wiping out nearly all of its $2 billion in funded debt. It completed restructuring with $500 million in new exit financing. After closing 31 units in bankruptcy, the chain operates 229 stores in 39 states.
Board chairman John Eck praised Weston for steering At Home through the process, during which At Home became a private entity owned by a group of its lenders. They include funds affiliated with Redwood Capital Management, Farallon Capital Management, and Anchorage Capital Advisors.
“Under his guidance, the company strengthened its foundation, established a clear strategic direction, and positioned the business for long-term growth,” said Eck. “We are confident in the company’s strategy, leadership team, and the opportunities ahead.”
