CHICAGO, IL – Food Marketing Institute (FMI) today celebrates the winners of the 2017
Store Manager Awards announced at Future Leaders eXperience. Their commitment to their communities, stores, and remarkable leadership in food retail stood out among 100 nominees.
President and CEO, Food Marketing Institute, Leslie G. Sarasin said, “In today’s shifting food retail landscape, store managers must possess a unique mixture of skills to keep their stores on a successful path of smooth operations, quality customer service, meaningful community involvement and inviting shopping atmosphere. It’s clear the exemplary leadership demonstrated by each of the winners inspires their teams to daily do their best, lean into challenges and stay a step ahead.”
The 2017 Store Manager Awards winners each receive a $1,000-prize and a crystal award. In addition to its traditional awards, FMI continued to host the “People’s Pick” Facebook contest that received more than 6,900 votes. The winner of the “People’s Pick” receives a special trophy and $500 to celebrate his or her store’s employees. Learn more about the finalists and winners at FMI.org/StoreManagerAwards.
The 18th annual Store Manager Award Winners are:
Category A: (1-49 stores)
Gary Casterline, ShopRite of Hunterdon County, Phillipsburg, New Jersey
Category B (50-199 stores)
Ricky Myers, D&W Fresh Markets, SpartanNash, Grand Rapids, Michigan
Category C (200+ stores)
Sally Angulo, Fry’s Food Stores, The Kroger Co., Phoenix, Arizona
Category D (International)
Clive Gould, SPAR Glenacres, Kempton Park, Johannesburg, South Africa
2017 Store Manager People’s Pick
John Snavely, Food 4 Less, The Kroger Co., Coachella, California
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