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Minuteman Food Mart welcomes new member of Operations Team

By Staff Report, posted 4 years ago
Photo courtesy: Minuteman Food Mart

Minuteman Food Mart has added a new member to their operations team with their new Food and Beverage Leader, Tina May. 

 

May brings years of experience in convenience marketing and food service, having held roles of increasing responsibility within multiple companies including 7-11, Circle K, Road Ranger, and Darden Restaurants, Inc, and has worked with brands such as Red Lobster, Olive Garden, Longhorn and Cheddar’s. May has a Bachelor of Business degree with a Marketing Concentration from Strayer University.

 

According to an online post from Senior Director of Retail Operations Chris Postlewaite, “Tina will be leading the charge in the development of our food & beverage programs, tasked with making sure we are getting the best return for our investment and the best experience for our customers.” 

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