Categories: Headlines

Southeastern Grocers’ Ceo Resigns

Ian McLeod, the ceo of Southeastern Grocers (Jacksonville, FL), parent company of Bi-Lo, Winn-Dixie and Harveys, has stepped down after two years.

McLeod was brought on board to make big changes to the stores as he did with Coles, one of the largest food retailers in Australia, reports the Jacksonville Business Journal. In his tenure with Southeastern Grocers, he rolled out layoffs and upscaled some stores to include artisan cheese counters and butchers with grass-fed local beef.

The company’s COO Anthony Hucker will replace McLeod as interim ceo.

amccorq

Share
Published by
amccorq
7 years ago

Recent Posts

Henderson Engineers Promotes Longtime Luxury Retail Practice Director and Names Successor

National Building Systems Design firm elevates company veterans Katie Molstad and Ryan Haug

17 mins ago

Mother’s Day Spending Expected to Hit $33.5B: NRF

Growing number of gifts are experiences, such as dining out

3 hours ago

Crystal Clear

Swarovski recently opened a sparkling flagship on Fifth Avenue

6 hours ago

Walmart Health Centers Are Closing

Citing lack of profitability, retailer shuttering all 51 clinics

10 hours ago

Burger King Pumping $300M More into Renos

‘Sizzle’ updates slated for up to 90 percent of its U.S. units

10 hours ago

Gen Z Pessimistic About the Economy: Survey

Nearly three-quarters plan to tighten budgets and be more selective on purchases

1 day ago

This website uses cookies.