Each year, associates worldwide serve as volunteers for the Public Affairs Representatives (PAR) program, administered by the HQ Public Affairs team. This program encourages associates to share and monitor media coverage relevant to the Exchange…
““People work for the Exchange because they love their jobs,” the military spouse says. “I couldn’t have worked here for 24 years if I didn’t love it..”
The military spouse and 17-year-associate calls herself a self-professed Exchange nerd.
The new store is in a better location and nearly twice as large as a store in a previous embassy building.
The mother-daughter duo, who have been with the Exchange a combined 42 years, say they communicate well together on the job and off.
The winners were randomly selected from more than 1,170 military students who entered the drawing after maintaining at least a B average during the 2024 fall semester.
The warehouse worker, who started at the Exchange in 1983, served with the Maryland Air National Guard.
The trailers are on the road across the United States reminding service members, military families, Veterans and Department of Defense and Coast Guard civilians that the card, now powered by Discover, is the one card…
The customer experience associate, who started at the Seymour Johnson AFB Exchange and has been with Shaw since 1986, makes sure she gives customers an experience through her intercom announcements and unique sales style.
The Human Resources recruiting manager, a military spouse, celebrated her fifth anniversary with the Exchange in December.