ADDING MULTIMEDIA Brian J. Dunn Becomes CEO of Best Buy

Business Wire, June 24, 2009

“To ensure that Brad’s legacy lives on at Best Buy, I am honored to announce the creation of The Brad Anderson Legacy Program, which intends to award 200,000 shares of Best Buy stock each year to deserving employees,” said Dunn. “Because of the work Brad began, Best Buy has earned the opportunity to play a unique role in the lives of people…and to help people around the world thrive in this digitally connected world. I am excited about building on the foundation of customer centricity to help bring Best Buy to its next stage of growth.”

The Brad Anderson Legacy Program is a stock award program under the shareholder-approved Omnibus Plan.

Webcast Information

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