During a formal change of responsibility ceremony at Exchange headquarters, Shull was honored for his service and his legacy of strengthening Quality-of-Life support of Soldiers, Airmen, Guardians, military families and Veterans.
The Air Force Veteran started at an Anthony’s Pizza in 1997 and went on to work on three continents.
Alan French’s father worked for the Exchange for 27 years. When Alan started as an intermittent associate in high school, he didn’t expect that his career would be even longer.
Bob White started at the Exchange as a nervous teen in 1972. Since then, he’s seen the world.
Robert Rice officially started with the Exchange in 1993, but he’s been familiar with the organization since he was a little boy growing up in Germany.
After he finished active duty, the Navy Veteran entered the civilian world, which was where he met Tom Shull. Lozier joined the Exchange in 2012, months after Mr. Shull was named Director/CEO.
Ward’s more than 20 years at the Exchange have included multiple deployments.
Darryl Porter did not grow up in a military family, but he did have a neighbor named Deon who was in the Army, which was how Porter first learned about the Exchange. “I looked up…
From a $1.75 an hour summer-hire custodial job, Rosenberg rose to Exchange president. He retires at the end of this month.
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.
