Jul 12, 2026 – 8.00pmMyer’s chief supply chain officer, Darren Wedding, has resigned at a critical juncture for the department store chain as its multimillion-dollar national distribution centre remains plagued with operational issues, raising fresh questions over whether there could be further cost blowouts and delays at one of the company’s most important transformation projects.Wedding, who joined from Super Retail Group, was handpicked by Myer’s executive chairwoman Olivia Wirth as part of sweeping changes to the group’s leadership team in a bid to modernise its supply chain and distribution centre through robotics and automation, and also to help deliver the long-delayed national distribution centre at Ravenhall in Melbourne’s west.Subscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Fetching latest articles
Myer executive exit casts doubt over its flagship distribution centre
Retailer’s national distribution centre is still unable to operate at full capacity even as it approaches the deadline for resolving those issues.
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