Repositioning the company from a traditional specialty retailer to an active capital allocator and holding company. The board-approved investment policy allows the company to invest in a broad range of assets, including equity securities, derivatives, and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

Expected impact: Diversification of the asset base, generation of interest income, and potential acquisition of high-value operating businesses to drive long-term stockholder value.

Maximizing the cash flows of the legacy retail business by optimizing the store fleet, closing underperforming locations, and aggressively containing indirect costs.

Expected impact: Reduction in SG&A expenses, improvement in operating margins, and preservation of cash to fund the holding company's investment activities.

Expanding store space dedicated to high-margin collectibles, rolling out graded trading card submission services (PSA grading) to all U.S. stores, and developing first-party repack offerings.

Expected impact: Offsetting structural declines in physical hardware and software sales with higher-margin retail categories.

Evaluating international operations for strategic relevance and exiting non-core markets. The company has exited operations in Ireland, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, New Zealand, Italy, and Canada, and has signed an agreement for the potential sale of its French operations.

Expected impact: Elimination of unprofitable international footprints and simplification of the global operating structure.