Why Walmart?

Rachel Brand grew up in a small town in Iowa, graduated from Harvard Law School, began an amazing career as an attorney, was appointed to the Department of Justice – and now she’s our EVP of Global Governance, Chief Legal Officer, and Corporate Secretary. Wow! Her teams oversee everything from food safety and healthcare compliance to global security, aviation, and our Emergency Operations Center. Working at Walmart wasn’t something she planned to do, but her advice is to always be open to new opportunities. She saw how passionate we are about doing good for people in the world and wanted to be a part of it. Hear from her in this new episode of The Huddle with John Furner.

On the Road

Our private fleet drivers are the best-of-the-best. They safely drive millions of miles on the roads, keeping our entire business going. We’re also proud to offer one of the best driving jobs out there! A new driver can now earn up to $110,000 in their first year with us, and we recently launched the Private Fleet Development Program which pays for Walmart associates to earn their commercial licenses. Levor Franklin is a recent graduate of that program, and we spent some time on the road for this new episode of The Huddle. Levor is a great driver and fantastic 18-year associate, and I’m excited for you to see him at work in this episode. And THANK YOU to all of our incredible drivers and technicians! We appreciate you.

What’s Good, Walmart? Episode 36: Birthday Cake Deadline and a Dancing Dino!

Birthday cake deadlines. Rain wardrobes. Dancing dino. A new episode of What’s Good, Walmart? just dropped, and it’s a scroll-stopper!

What’s Good, Walmart? Episode 32: Vaccination Appreciation

Human-Centered Care

Holiday Huddle

RISE Up!

Keep Your Wings Level

Tammie Jo Shults was one of the U.S. Navy’s first female fighter pilots. She later became a Southwest pilot, and in April 2018 she was piloting a flight from New York City to Dallas that experienced a sudden engine failure. The plane was down an engine, and the explosion broke a window – causing the cabin to quickly depressurize. Tammie Jo stayed calm, immediately rerouted the plane, landed in Philadelphia, and even went back to speak with her passengers afterward. It was an honor to have Tammie Jo join me on the Huddle to talk about the experience, leadership, how she’s persevered against offenses, and how we must always “keep our wings level.”

2012 St.Vincent Corporate Challenge Bigger and Better than Ever_Video

St.Vincent Health built a team of 100 associates to compete against many other corporations in 17 athletic events, including distance runs, shorter sprints, a fitness walk, and field activities (called “Good Sport Events”), such as basketball shootout, football throw for accuracy, golf chipping challenge, and soccer shootout, to name a few. Also there was a 6-mile cycling time trial, bowling, cornhole challenge and sand volleyball That means there were many opportunities to demonstrate your athletic talent, meet new St.Vincent associates and team members, and have a great time!

For those associates or team members who weren’t interested in competing athletically, the 2012 ISC Corporate Challenge included a charity portion competition where Team St.Vincent Health received points based on how much was donated to local charities, including Gleaners Food Bank and the Indiana Sports Corporation’s Geared for Health: Sports Equipment for Kids program.

Spirit of Caring Award – Jewel Arnold, St. Vincent Mercy Hospital

St.Vincent Health and Comcast are collaborating to produce 30-second TV spots recognizing associates, physicians and volunteers around the St.Vincent Health ministry. These awards are about commitment, compassion and going above and beyond for those we serve—in the Spirit of Caring.

Spirit of Caring Award – Kim Vonderahe, St.Joseph Hospital

St.Vincent Health and Comcast are collaborating to produce 30-second TV spots recognizing associates, physicians and volunteers around the St.Vincent Health ministry. These awards are about commitment, compassion and going above and beyond for those we serve—in the Spirit of Caring.