Loyd Brumfield
The enhanced and revitalized Management Development Program builds impactful soft and technical skills.
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Pvt. Cade Davis won a $25,000 dream vacation in the Exchange’s Subway Sip. Rip. Ultimate Trip sweepstakes.
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The Exchange remains committed to providing careers for the military community as it closes in on its goal of hiring 50,000 Veterans and military spouses.
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In April, Fort Rucker command decided to implement temperature screenings in high-traffic buildings as well as to limit access to one entrance. The Exchange made space for screeners, but installation personnel conducted the screenings.
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The Exchange has been named a Military Friendly® Spouse Employer for the ninth time by Viqtory Media, publisher of Military Spouse magazine. The designation recognizes employers that help military spouses develop their careers. The ranking looks at six criteria: hiring and onboarding; opportunity and advancement; culture and commitment; support and retention; policies and compliance; and…
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This week in the Exchange Post, Hurricane Zeta damaged some parts of the Keesler Exchange but no injuries were reported, 52 winners had their layaway balances paid off in a surprise presentation as part of the Exchange’s Pay Away the Layaway, and the Exchange paid tribute to National Disability Employment Awareness Month. In case you…
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One in a series honoring the Exchange’s 125 years of family serving family. Scott Montgomery is proof of the ability to move up at the Exchange. He started his career as a warehouse worker, and he will finish as manager of the Exchange’s largest distribution center. “I’ve been looking back a lot lately, even back…
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This week in the Exchange Post, Director/CEO Tom Shull shared the Exchange’s vision for preserving the benefit during the COVID-19 pandemic at the American Logistics Association’s annual convention, Chief Warrant Officer 3 Leanna Lester was introduced as the first food safety officer for the Pacific Region Headquarters, energy efficiency and cyber security were highlighted, and…
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The email that arrived in Exchange inboxes Oct. 5 seemed innocuous: “Effective as of September 15th, 2020 we released an updated Employee Handbook,” began the note purported to be from human resources. “Employees” were instructed to click on a link to provide an electronic signature. But it was a trick—and a test. Anyone who clicked…
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