Retiring Exchange President Jason Rosenberg Looks Back on 35 Years of Serving Those Who Serve
From a $1.75 an hour summer-hire custodial job, Rosenberg rose to Exchange president. He retires at the end of this month.
From a $1.75 an hour summer-hire custodial job, Rosenberg rose to Exchange president. He retires at the end of this month.
For Eric Sidman, who became Exchange executive vice president and chief merchandising officer in June, the new role was a natural segue. He had spent all 17 of his Exchange years in Merchandising, starting in…
Team Exchange, In the event of a federal government shutdown Dec.21, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service will remain open. Associates will not see an interruption in payroll. The Exchange does not rely on…
As we near the close of FY 2024, your incredible work to advance our strategic priorities continues to increase the Exchange’s momentum.
Team, Months of hard work across the Exchange paid off as Black Friday weekend sales were up more than 2% vs. 2023. The Merchandising, eComm, Logistics and Store Operations teams, working closely with all five…
As you spend time with loved ones this season, please keep in mind that holiday gatherings create special opportunities to share our amazing story of serving those who serve and have served.
As it approaches 130 years of service, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service remains steadfast and focused on mission support for the military community, Director/CEO Tom Shull told military resale leaders and vendor partners…
Your amazing work to advance our strategic priorities is creating incredible momentum as we head into the final stretch of 2024. Team Exchange’s commitment to outstanding execution is fueling impressive results.
The collaboration is part of the Exchange’s priority to bring the best national brands to America’s heroes tax-free.
LTG Gregg, who passed away Aug. 22, held the distinction of being the only living person in modern Army history to have an installation named after him. He is also part of Exchange history.

