When reasonable people get tired, they step down.

Publix Super Markets is getting a new CEO after Ed Crenshaw announced his retirement on Wednesday.

The company announced that Crenshaw will step down effective April 30. Upon Crenshaw’s retirement, current company President Todd Jones will become president and CEO.

“The board of directors is grateful for Ed’s 42 years of dedicated service to Publix, our associates and the communities we serve,” said Charlie Jenkins Jr., Publix chairman of the Board. “He’s been a strong leader keenly focused on our continued growth in current and new markets and committed to the development and promotion of our associates. He’s provided invaluable insights to our industry, serving on numerous boards. The board looks forward to working with Ed to continue the success of Publix.”

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Publix is a class act. #wholefoodsmarket

And they don't get tired idiot, he makes more then a million a year....he has so much in Stock from just working there he doesn't have to work a day in his life anymore.

That's the way publix runs.... big dogs either step down or leave the company soon other employees get the chance to move up in the company, unlike WF... where people stay in the same potion for decades..

Stop questioning the wisdom of our Dear Leaders. Don't you understand that they're trying to change the world? What's wrong with you? Just buy some stock, please so they can cash out.

Not sure what the implications are for WFM, but ain't nobody stepping down! Nobody that should, that is. Mackey just can't get enough of that $1 annual salary I guess.

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