L.L. Bean Ecommerce Pioneer Leon A. Gorman Dies at 80
Leon A. Gorman, who ran L.L. Bean for 30 years and grew it into an outdoor catalog and ecommerce juggernaut, died Thursday at his home in Yarmouth, ME.
Leon A. Gorman, who ran L.L. Bean for 30 years and grew it into an outdoor catalog and ecommerce juggernaut, died Thursday at his home in Yarmouth, ME.
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