Bernard Gimbel

1885–1966 (age 81)

Merchant/Retailer

Biography

Bernard Gimbel's leadership in retail brought innovative store experiences and thoughtful service to shoppers during a time of great change. He believed in building strong teams and was known for encouraging employees to take pride in their work while honoring the dignity of every customer.

Beyond the marketplace he supported civic endeavors that strengthened neighborhoods and opened doors for new talent. His commitment to fair opportunity helped shape a culture of generosity within the communities he served.

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