Leading cheers of “Better Together,” the theme of the Exchange’s first Retail, Food and Services Managers’ Conference, Director/CEO Tom Shull kicked off the conference with a message emphasizing unity and strength.
Marines and families have a new place to grab fresh pizza and wings in the Camp Fuji Exchange food court, located at the base of iconic Mount Fuji.
The unit is larger than a typical unattended retail market and has aisles of products and space for shoppers to commune and enjoy their food on the go.
The spacious, private “Momma Pod” is one more way that the Exchange provides services that are important to military families.
The III Corps Express earned honors from Hunt Brothers Pizza in February for being the only store in the nation, including locations off military installations, to sell $1 million in pizza last year.
The Exchange cut the ribbons on the new units on Feb. 9 and 23.
The restaurant didn’t open until 10:45 a.m.,, butcustomers began lining up before 9 a.m. to try favorites at the second Panda Express in Europe.
The Hill AFB BX welcomed its ninth unattended retail unit, brining quick and easy food options to the 309th Software Engineering Group.
The Fort Liberty Exchange welcomed Panera to the Smoke Bomb Hill food court. The better-for-you brand serves salads, sandwiches, breakfast, hot and cold beverages and more.
With momentum on our side, Team Exchange moved out to score big wins on critical strategic priorities to increase efficiencies and enhance the customer experience: