MARTINSVILLE, Va.– Hooker Furnishings has promoted Johne Albanese to chief marketing officer and Tod Phelps to senior vice president-Operations, both new positions within the company. The two will report to Jeremy Hoff, CEO of the large residential furniture manufacturer. As chief marketing officer, Albanese will be responsible for all marketing initiatives across the company’s 12 brands. He has been with the company for 8 years, previously serving as vice president of Marketing.

MARTINSVILLE, Va. – Hooker Furnishings has promoted Mike Harris to president-Hooker Casegoods and Upholstery, and Anne Smith to president-Domestic Upholstery in addition to her role as chief administrative officer. Both now report to company CEO Jeremy Hoff.

HIGH POINT, N.C. — Home Meridian International (HMI), a division of Hooker Furniture Corp., will consolidate its East Coast warehousing operations in a new 800,000-square-foot distribution facility in Liberty County, Georgia. The state-of-the-art distribution center, a $23.5 million investment,  is expected to be fully operational by fall 2021 and should add 50 new jobs to the area.

After a strong performance in the quarter ending May 3, Hooker Furniture will restore executive salaries to what they were pre-COVID.

Jeremy Hoff has been elected as the CEO of Hooker Furniture Corp. effective Jan. 31, 2021, when Paul Toms plans to retire. Toms will remain as chairman of the board of the residential furniture giant.

Hooker Furniture has purchased Shenandoah Furniture for $40 million.

Hooker Furniture reported consolidated net sales of $577.2 million for its fiscal year.

Hooker Furniture (NASDAQ:HOFT) today reported consolidated net sales of $247 million and net income of $16.2 million for its year ended January 31, 2016.

Hooker Furniture Corp. has officially moved into the top five residential furniture producers with its acquisition of Home Meridian International. Announcement that the $100 million purchase was finalized was made Feb. 2.

Hooker Furniture Corp. has agreed to purchase Home Meridian International, a move which will more than double the company's size and make it one of the top five U.S. sources of upholstered furniture and casegoods. Announced Jan. 6, the $100 million acquisition is being called the largest in Hooker Furniture's 91-year history.