Gap Inc. CEO Richard Dickson described Green’s role as critical to the company’s ongoing transformation, citing her track record of identifying market shifts and scaling businesses from seed stage to IPO. Since launching Forerunner in 2012, Green has managed nearly $3 billion in capital and secured consistent recognition on the Forbes Midas List and among Time’s 100 Most Influential People.

Board Chair Mayo A. Shattuck III emphasized that Green’s background in fostering category-defining companies will provide a new dimension to the board’s oversight. For her part, Green noted that she aims to build on the current momentum of Gap’s portfolio, which includes Old Navy, Banana Republic, and Athleta. The move follows Gap’s recent efforts to expand its footprint in the beauty and accessories sectors, signaling a push toward diversifying its long-term growth strategy.