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Rite Aid brings on former Wakefern exec as new CMO

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Rite Aid tapped a former Wakefern Food Corp. executive as its chief merchandising officer and senior vice president. In a Feb. 13 press release, the Philadelphia-based retail chain welcomed Bryant Harris. According to Rite Aid, he will “play a critical role in evolving our merchandising strategy to offer best-in-class product assortment that meets the changing needs of our customers.” As CMO, Harris will oversee assortment, procurement, pricing,…

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Rite Aid brings on former Wakefern exec as new CMO

Rite Aid tapped a former Wakefern Food Corp. executive as its chief merchandising officer and senior vice president. In a Feb. 13 press release, the Philadelphia-based retail chain welcomed Bryant Harris. According to Rite Aid, he will “play a critical role in evolving our merchandising strategy to offer best-in-class product assortment that meets the changing needs of our customers.” As CMO, Harris will oversee assortment, procurement, pricing,…

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