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From Toyland Memories to Serving Those Who Serve
Tysonia Brinkley grew up with the Exchange. Now she’s a 28-year associate.
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Veteran Embraces Leadership, Camaraderie at MacDill BX
“There’s something from the universe or God that has me here to help people,” says Hannon, who served in the Army and the Army National Guard. “I think I’m in the right place doing the…
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Real Estate Reimagines Legacy Facilities With Major Upgrades
“Every project represents a significant reinvestment back into the communities we serve,” said Senior Vice President of Real Estate Mike Smietana.
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Tax Collector Office Brings Convenience to MacDill BX
The location offers a full suite of services, helping Airmen and their families save time and complete routine tasks without leaving the base.
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Freddy’s Reports for Duty at the Fort Lee PX
The new restaurant—the first Freddy’s in the Exchange’s portfolio—expands everyday dining choices with a category the Fort Lee community has been missing.
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ICYMI: The Week That Was in the Exchange Post
This week in the Exchange Post, the organization marks a historic transition as longtime leader Tom Shull retires after decades of service and Brad Bingham officially becomes the new Director/CEO. Bingham also discusses his career…
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Digital Media Team Brings Home National Awards
The recognition for the team’s 2024 Tip of the Spear video reflects the video’s focus on the Exchange’s support of Warfighters during exercises and operations across Europe and the Pacific.
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Exchange Stays Mission-Ready As Hurricane Season Approaches
The Department of War’s largest retailer is boosting inventory of essential supplies at its distribution centers to ensure high-demand products can be deployed to PXs and BXs quickly.
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A Lifetime of Service: Army Veteran Marks 50 Years at the Exchange
Mary Dungan, a JBLM customer experience associate, retired at the end of 2003. By the time January 2004 was over, she was back to stay.
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How a Job-Search Tip Led to Sophelia Gibson’s 29-Year Exchange Career
“I am someone that likes to keep learning,” says the JBMDL softlines sales area manager. “That’s what brings me joy.”