What Happened?
Bentonville, AR-based Wal-Mart Stores has promoted Sharon Orlopp to Senior Vice President and Global Chief Diversity Officer.
About the Company
Each day, it`s our mission to help people save money so they can live better. And as the world`s largest retailer, it takes a lot of really talented people to make this happen. You can join the millions of associates – 2.2 million, to be exact – who are already making a difference in our customers` lives each day. More than 50 years ago, Sam Walton started the tradition of hiring the best and brightest when he opened our first store. And our strong values still hold true today. Each day, you`ll grow and build new skills as we shape the future of the retail industry around the globe. It`s a big responsibility, with career rewards that match. And no matter how big we grow, you`ll always find a culture of support built by people passionate about innovation. Join our family.
About the Person
Sharon joined Walmart in 2003 as Vice President, People. In 2004, she was promoted to Senior Vice President, People – Sam’s Club. Prior to joining the company, Sharon was Vice President of Human Resources for Gart Sports, where she was responsible for compensation, benefits, training, recruiting, public relations, and investor relations. Sharon also spent 17 years with Foot Locker, where she held various leadership positions in Operations and Human Resources. Sharon holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Denver, where she graduated magna cum laude.
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