Erin Storey on LinkedIn: Publix Pharmacy is now connecting customers with a virtual care service (2024)

“Due to poor planning.”As a strategic communicator, I live by the saying “Failing to plan is planning to fail.” Trusting the leadership of the company I work for is extremely important to me. It’s easier to sleep at night when I know my family’s livelihood is in good hands. It’s truly a pleasure getting to support and collaborate daily with the brilliant executives leading Publix Super Markets. The company has never had a layoff in its nearly 94-year history and they are helping to ensure we never do. If you’re looking for a #GreatPlaceToWork, Publix is a $54 billion dollar Fortune 100 company. With more than 255,000 associates, it’s also the largest employee-owned company in the U.S. #WhereWorkingIsAPleasure #PublixProud 💚 🛒

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“Publix Super Markets dominates the Florida grocery market and continues to set the financial standard for the industry with triple the margins of Kroger and a fortress balance sheet.” 👏🏼With more than 250,000 associates, Publix is the largest employee-owned company in the U.S. #ProudPublixOwner

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For the 2nd year in a row, #communicationis the most in-demand job skill according to LinkedIn. 👏🏼 This is validation for how important #CorporateCommunications is. https://lnkd.in/eViUtce3

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This makes me miss Christmas already 💚❤️

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Merry Christmas 🎄 to all! ❤️ Publix Super Markets

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Proud to be #Publix! 💪🏼💚🛒Publix Super Markets is the largest employee-owned company in the United States with over 250,000 associates in more than 1,350 stores, 10 distribution centers and 10 manufacturing facilities across 7 (soon-to-be 8) states throughout the Southeast.It’s one of the 10 largest-volume supermarket chains in the country. Retail sales in 2022 reached $54.5 BILLION. Founded 93 years ago, it’s been a Fortune 100 company since the list’s inception 26 years ago and truly is a #GreatPlacetoWork!

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I love Pottery Barn but unsubscribed because an email every day (or twice in one day) is too often. Is this the norm in outbound marketing now? I would never allow our associates’ inboxes to be spammed with company emails, I can’t see how this can be an effective tactic for customers?

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In the beginning of social media, like so many, I jumped on every platform; it was so much fun learning the new technologies which were overlapping my personal and professional life.But I didn’t suggest that same approach for the companies or clients I worked for. That opinion felt a little controversial at the time. I remember sharing it with some #PR and #marketing friends on occasion and some disagreed, sharing their approach, what I call “social spray.” Another unpopular opinion: I think large companies should keep their social platforms at 3, 4 max. I just don’t think it’s necessary or a right fit to be on every platform and there’s usually only a few that are.I think Twitter/X is great for some industries, like Government Affairs and officials, because that seems to be the best way to get information quickly out to the masses and media. But I don’t think it’s ever been a fit for industries like retail, because I don’t think companies generate most of their sales from Twitter. As we all know, go where your customers are.Any of my #PR friends feel the same, or maybe there’s a view I haven’t thought of? #corpcomm #communications #corporatecommunications

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When your real family and your work family meet! 😍 Brought my 7-month-old to see where mama works and meet some of the Publix Super Markets corporate communications team.💚🛒

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