ICYMI: The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
This week in the Exchange Post, the Exchange will stay open even if the government shuts down; Director/CEO Tom Shull shares a leadership lesson at the 76th annual American Logistics Association conference; retiring Vice President of HR Support Jun King looks back on her 35-year Exchange career; an HR systems analytics manager tells her 24-year #FamilyServingFamily story; Camp Arifjan in Kuwait celebrates the Exchange’s opening of a Korean-inspired restaurant; the Hill AFB Exchange in Utah welcomes a Mediterranean restaurant; and #FlashbackFriday revisits the role the Exchange played in supporting troops during a tense time in civil-rights history.
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage. Click on the photos for the stories.
Exchange to Remain Open If Government Shuts Down
‘Each of You Is Passionate About Preserving Quality of Life,’ Shull Tells ALA
After 35 Years, Vice President of HR Support Jun King Prepares to Retire From the Exchange
128 Years of Family Serving Family: I-Chen Chen, HR Systems
Popular Korean-inspired Restaurant Opens Third Location in Kuwait
Hill BX Welcomes Smiley’s Kitchen Mediterranean Grill
#FlashbackFriday: 1962—The Exchange Plays a Supporting Role in a Key Civil Rights Moment
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