Rodney Henderson, Business Analyst, HQ LG Supply Chain Strategy
For Rodney Henderson, working at the Exchange is more than a job—it’s a continuation of service.
Where Heroes Work
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Fort Benning SBM Believes in Making Heroes’ Days Better
Kathy Lieb talks about what “family serving family” and serving heroes mean to her in a new video.
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Army Veteran Serves in a Different Way at Fort Carson
For Salute to Service Month, meet a Veteran who says the Exchange has given him a sense of purpose and belonging.
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Minot MSM Knows Receiving Exchange Support Firsthand
As a Veteran and as an associate, she has experience with vital tastes and comforts of home.
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Fort Sill MSM Helps Put the Exchange’s Best Foot Forward
The Fort Sill main store manager talks about the importance of establishing bonds with younger troops.
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Where Heroes Work: Renee Andrews, JBER
“The Exchange truly understands the military lifestyle and supports spouses like me every step of the way,” the Military Clothing store manager says.
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Where Heroes Work: Laurel Dunn, Dugway Proving Ground
The Express manager is Air Force Veteran, former military spouse and a military brat who says she’s willing to stay open late to serve the troops.
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Where Heroes Work: Dan Hill, Fort Bliss
The 33-year associate is a military brat, an Air Force father and a military spouse who met his wife at the Exchange.
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Where Heroes Work: Pilar Pendergrass, Fort Bragg
The 22-year associate and military spouse remains just as inspired by her work as the day she joined the Exchange.
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Where Heroes Work: Timothy Hall, Fort Benning
During his 33-year Exchange career, the Army Veteran has risen from janitor to Express store manager. “Most organizations don’t give you that kind of opportunity,” he says.
