This week in the Exchange Post, President and COO Marla Randolph honors stellar associates in the latest edition of OPERATION: Call Out; Chief Human Resources Officer Cedric Brown shares news about an important enhancement to the Exchange Tuition Assistance program; and Vice President of Audit Susan Eaton says goodbye to the Exchange after 21 years.
Also: A new Exchange tractor-trailer wrap gets rolling ahead of the 127th Army-Navy Game; associates plug in to product knowledge at the Military Exchange Electronics Expo; one of the fastest-growing trends in skincare comes to select Exchanges; Schofield Barracks and Fort Stewart unveil new food offerings; the Shaw Air Force Base hardlines manager tells the story of her 27-year Exchange career; and #FlashbackFriday flashes back to 1988 to look at Exchange support for firefighting efforts at Yellowstone and beyond.
In case you missed it, here’s a look at this week’s coverage. Click on the photos for the stories.
OPERATION: Call Out
Increasing the Lifetime Tuition Assistance Benefit
VP of Audit Prepares to Close the Book on Her 21-Year Exchange Career
America’s Game Hits the Road with New Exchange Trailer Wrap
Military Exchange Electronics Expo: Powering Up Product Knowledge in a Rapidly Changing World
Glow Up: Exchange Brings K-Beauty Trend to Shoppers Worldwide
Auntie Anne’s Adds a New Twist to the Schofield Food Court
Fort Stewart Food Truck Plaza Serves Up Flavor, Comfort and Community
Carrying Her Family’s Legacy of Service
#Flashback Friday: 1988 — The Exchange Supports Firefighting Troops In Yellowstone
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