Save-On-Foods has named Jamie Nelson, formerly vice president of retail, as its new executive vice president.
According to a release from the company, Nelson will now oversee the following functions:
-marketing,
-public affairs and corporate social responsibility,
-people and communications, led by vice president,
-merchandising and inventory management,
-health, innovation and private brands,
-real estate and store development.
The announcement is part of a series of strategic changes at Save-On-Foods’ Langley, B.C. head office...
(Grocery Business Magazine)
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