Eleven Exchange Military Clothing stores were each honored with a three-coin award for exemplary service at the Military Clothing Conference this week in Frisco, Texas, capping the week-long gathering.

The award included Exchange CEO/Director Tom Shullโ€™s coin, COO Jason Rosenbergโ€™s coin and the coin of Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Kevin Osby, Exchange senior enlisted advisor.

โ€œThese stores demonstrated superb customer service, going above and beyond to ensure military members were properly outfitted,โ€ said JR Chidester, the Exchangeโ€™s divisional merchandise manager for Military Clothing. โ€œWe are pleased to recognize them and highlight the tremendous year they had.โ€

Western Region

Creech AFB โ€“ increased sales by 46.4% since March 2020

White Sands Missile Range โ€“ increased sales by 17.2% since March 2020

Peterson SFB – increased sales by 31% and gross margin by 36% over prior year

 

Western Region Senior Vice President Ronny Rexrode, right, with Military Clothing store managers Ricardo Esparza, White Sands Missile Range; Allison Watcharaporn, Creech Air Force Base; and Daphne Vanneman, Peterson Space Force Base.

 

Central Region

Fort Riley – increased sales by 8.5% since March 2020

Vance AFB – increased sales by 32.6% since March 2020

From left: JR Chidester, Exchange divisional merchandise manager for Military Clothing; Leah Dickinson, MCS manager, Vance Air Force Base; and Sabrina Pass, MCS manager, Fort Riley; and Dan Koglin, vice president of hardlines.

 

Eastern Region

Hanscom AFB – increased sales by 1.4% since March 2020

Fort Jackson – increased sales by 7.7% since March 2020

From left: JR Chidester, Exchange divisional merchandise manager for Military Clothing; Kymberly Biggins, MCS manager, Fort Jackson; Kerri Delgado, MCS manager, Hanscom Air Force Base; and Dan Koglin, vice president of hardlines.

Pacific Region

Andersen AFB – increased sales by 4.7% since March 2020

Schofield Barracks – increased sales by 2.5% since March 2020

From left, JR Chidester, divisional merchandise manager for Military Clothing; Mary Ellis, MCS manager, Schofield Barracks; Dexter Brown, MCS manager, Anderson Air Force Base; and Dan Koglin, vice president of hardlines.

 

Europe Region

Grafenwoehr – increased sales by 14.1% since March 2020 and supported operations in Eastern Europe

Ramstein AB โ€“ for expertly outfitting heroes and supporting operations in Eastern Europe

From left, JR Chidester, divisional merchandise manager for Military Clothing; William Carlon, MCS manager, Ramstein Air Base; and Dan Koglin, vice president of hardlines.
From left, JR Chidester, divisional merchandise manager for Military Clothing; Elke Luber, MCS manager, Grafenwoehr; and Dan Koglin, vice president of hardlines.

In addition to the store awards, three MCS managers who did presentations at the conference were honored. Emmanuel Belt, Fort Knox MCS manager; Karen Anderson, Pentagon MCS manager; and Cheryl Hollis, Fort Eustis MCS manager, received certificates for their contributions to the conference.

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  1. Lorraine Smith Avatar

    Congratulations Daphne Vanneman


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