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Dollar General promotes five

Dollar General promotes five

Dollar General Corp. has announced five promotions within its merchandising and global supply chain functions.

Cindy Long has been promoted to SVP, general merchandise manager, with responsibility for the apparel and home categories. Prior to joining Dollar General in 2011, she served in leadership roles with Sears, Burlington Coat Factory, Gabriel Brothers and Family Dollar.

Steve Jacobson has been promoted to SVP, global sourcing operations, with responsibility for enhancing the Goodlettsville, Tenn., company's global sourcing footprint. Jacobsen has been with Dollar General since 2009. Prior to that he served in leadership roles with Outdoor Living Plus, Kmart, Rite Aid and Big V.

Carol Nakauchi has been named VP, division merchandise manager, responsible for home, including domestics, housewares and home décor. Prior to joining Dollar General in 2010, she held roles with Longs, Britanne, Cost Plus World Market, Discovery Channel Retail, Natural Wonders and Gymboree.


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Jeff Harpole has been promoted to VP of transportation with responsibility for trucking and global supply chain logistics. Prior to joining Dollar General in 2007, Harpole served in transportation and client management roles for Schneider National.

Mike Kindy has been promoted to SVP, global supply chain with responsibility for transportation as well as inventory and demand management, demand planning and supply chain solutions. Kindy has been with Dollar General since 2007. Prior to joining Dollar General he held supply chain management positions with ConAgra, Safeway and PricewaterhouseCoopers.

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