From sweepstakes to in-store events, associates from multiple teams have built a lineup designed to honor the resilience, spirit and strength of military brats worldwide.
Taken while he was a public affairs officer at Dover AFB, Air Force Staff Sgt. Marco Gomez’s photo features an Airman performing a boxing routine. He didn’t have a lot of time to take it.
“Communicating the Exchanges’ culture and mission is a key skill associates should know how to do, particularly those in leadership positions,” Sandi Lute told her online audience.
Exchange branding will be featured prominently inside and outside the stadium as well as on national TV.
For the fifth consecutive year, the Department of War’s largest retailer is honoring those who make a difference to Warfighters and families.
Chief Master Sgt. Douglas Storseth, a 23-year Airman, collected some nostalgia during Salute to Service Month.
The Fort Sill main store manager talks about the importance of establishing bonds with younger troops.
The trailer wrap is a rolling billboard, showing the Exchange’s dedication to those who serve.
After he finished active duty, the Navy Veteran entered the civilian world, which was where he met Tom Shull. Lozier joined the Exchange in 2012, months after Mr. Shull was named Director/CEO.
On June 2, the Exchange Post released a reader survey seeking feedback on what our primary internal communication channel is doing right and what can be done better. Now it’s time to work on improvements.
