129 Years of Family Serving Family: Sarah Faustin Charles, Hanscom Air Force Base
The Human Resources recruiting manager, a military spouse, celebrated her fifth anniversary with the Exchange in December.
The Human Resources recruiting manager, a military spouse, celebrated her fifth anniversary with the Exchange in December.
The start of a new year is a perfect opportunity to reset and embrace a clean slate. Here are a few tips to help you refresh, recharge and make the most of 2025.
Since he joined the Exchange in 1983, Randy Ramirez has been on a journey that involved retail and HR, and positions on three continents. His Exchange journey will conclude with his retirement this month.
This time of year can be challenging for some people. Here are some tips to help you reduce stress during the holiday season and create memorable moments:
For 2024, the Exchange achieved outstanding rankings, securing the top spot in the government agency and retail categories, as well as top recognition in Texas and the large enterprise category.
“When I started at the Exchange, I was just looking for a job,” says Smith, whose husband served 26 years in the Army. “Within a year … I knew this was the path for me.”
A military spouse of 39 years, Miller was comforted by the knowledge that the Exchange was able to provide her husband the things he needed when he deployed.
Sometimes emotions can become so intense that they begin to affect our daily lives. The good news is that we can learn emotional regulationโhow to handle these emotions in a healthy way.
Jordan, whose husband served 20 years in the Army National Guard. says she appreciates the support the Exchange has provided her and her husband throughout their careers.
Whether you’re updating due to life changes or just ensuring the correct information is in place, taking a few moments to log into the Employee Self-Service (ESS) portal can make a significant difference.
