Myer's CEO will leave his position and return to the US after five years with the company. 9News
"When I leave Myer next year, I will do so knowing the business has a great team of people and a bright future," King said.Myer chair JoAnne Stephenson thanked King for his "extraordinary contribution" to the company.
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