Richard Turney Case Study

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We are pleased to announce that Richard Turney has been promoted to the Store Manager of store #739. In his new role, Richard will report to Cecilia Sarabia, District 6 Manager.

Richard began his career with Kroger as a Fast Track LE in September of 2016. He was promoted to the Store Manager of Store #742 in January of 2017. He has 4 years management experience with Aldi assigned to stores in Conroe and FM 1960. He was with Market Basket prior to Aldi going from stocker to Co-Manager in four years.

Richard enjoys working with his associates to assist them in growing with the Company. He has been volunteering with Interfaith Food Band and the Interfaith Church. He created Sonny’s Dream which raises money for bicycles for children with

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