ICYMI: The Week that was in the Exchange Post

This week in the Exchange Post, the Exchange paid tribute to its contact center associates, who have weathered numerous challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic, and associates at Camp Humphreys were honored for aiding quarantined Soldiers. In addition, a 16-year associate was named a 2020 All-Star Driver, the Exchange’s first Raising Cane’s opened at Fort Bliss and the Waco Distribution Center debuted a thermal imaging machine to detect elevated body temperatures.

In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s rundown in the Exchange Post:

Exchange Thanks Contact Center Associates During Customer Service Week

Exchange’s First Raising Cane’s Opens at Fort Bliss

Camp Humphreys Exchange Associates Recognized for Assisting Quarantined Soldiers, Families

Subway Stop Rewards Fort Sill Soldier with $10,000 Exchange Shopping Spree

Waco Distribution Center Driver Earns National All-Star Status

Fort Bliss Exchange Reopens Doña Ana Range Complex Troop Store

125 Years of Family Serving Family – Maria Whitaker, MacDill Air Force Base

WADC Puts Technology to Use in Protecting Associates Against COVID-19, Other Threats

125 Years of Family Serving Family – Omler Family

Catch up with the latest news, features and profiles of Exchange associates every day in the Exchange Post.