CINCINNATI — Kroger Co. is promoting two executives to new divisional leadership posts following the announced departure of Central Division president Pam Matthews. Colleen Juergensen — currently president of the Dillons division — will succeed Matthews as president of the Central division. Steve Dreher—currently vice president of the Dillons division — will take take Juergensen’s
CINCINNATI — Kroger Co. Central division president Katie Wolfram, a 38-year company veteran, is set to retire from her post effective November 4. Wolfram will be succeeded by Pam Matthews, who has been serving as president of Kroger’s QFC division president. And Suzy Monford, the former chief executive officer of Andronico’s Community Markets, has joined
CINCINNATI — Kroger Co. on Tuesday announced the retirement of Central division president Katie Wolfram and the promotion of Pam Matthews, currently the QFC division president, to succeed her. Suzy Monford will join the company to succeed Matthews as the president of the QFC division. “We are grateful for Katie’s nearly 40 years of dedicated service
CINCINNATI — Kroger Co. on Tuesday announced that Houston division president Bill Breetz will retire from the company effective August 24. He will be succeeded by Marlene Stewart, who currently serves as president of the company’s Dillons division. Colleen Juergensen, currently vice president of merchandising at Kroger’s Smith’s division, will succeed Stewart as president of Dillons. Kroger