A&P Pursuing IT Transformation, Says CIO
NEW YORK – Following its emergence from Chapter 11 bankruptcy last March, A&P, Montvale, N.J., is nearly a year into a transformational IT overhaul expected to take 24-36 months and … Continue Reading →
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Meijer Names Symancyk President
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Meijer Inc. here said Tuesday it has named Mark Murray co-chief executive officer and elevated J.K. Symancyk to president of the supercenter operator. read more Supermarket … Continue Reading →
Crossmark Names Crafton CEO
PLANO, Texas — Crossmark here said Tuesday it has named Joe Crafton chief executive officer of the sales and marketing agency. read more Supermarket News
MOM’s Kicks Out Kiddy Advertising
Say bye-bye. That’s what MOM’s Organic Market is saying to any product marketed to children. Refresh read more Supermarket News
Bashas’ Runs Flu/Pneumonia Clinics
CHANDLER Ariz. – Bashas’ has launched four-day immunization clinics at six of its stores. read more Supermarket News
NRF 2013: A Different Kind of ROI
On Jan. 12, one day before the opening of the National Retail Federation’s annual conference, I attended another event in New York for the first time – RetailROI’s fourth annual … Continue Reading →
NGA Promotes Two Executives
ARLINGTON, Va. — The National Grocers Association here said Tuesday it has promoted two executives: Aileen Dullaghan Munster to vice president, education and research; and Matthew R. Ott, to vice … Continue Reading →
AG New England Revamps Staff
PEMBROKE, N.H. — Associated Grocers of New England here said it has promoted Steven Creed to senior vice president of supply chain management, among other executive changes. read more Supermarket … Continue Reading →
Lowe’s Market Taps Cotton as COO
LITTLEFIELD, Texas — Lowe’s Market here said Tuesday it has named John Timothy “Tim” Cotton as the company’s new chief operating officer. read more Supermarket News
Magruder’s Stores Closing
ROCKVILLE, Md. — Magruder’s Supermarkets, which has operated food retail stores in the Washington, D.C., area for more than 130 years, will be closing some or all of its five … Continue Reading →