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Albertsons hires former Walmart executive Steve Shee to cut $1.5 billion in costs

Steve Shee just left Walmart to run operations at Albertsons. He takes over a massive three-year plan to save cash. The retail giant wants to cut $1.5 billion in expenses. He steps in as the previous media head walks out the door.

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Albertsons Media Collective named former Walmart executive Steve Shee as vice president of operations and strategy to help cut $1.5 billion in costs, according to Yahoo Finance. Shee spent his most recent years as Walmart Connect's head of advertising and revenue operations, helping scale the giant retailer's ad network. His 20-plus-year career focuses on building high-performing teams and updating old operating models. At Albertsons, Shee will manage the annual operating plan and execute a three-year strategic plan that started last year. The grocery chain launched this massive cost-cutting effort to trim $1.5 billion from its books. Shee will also run revenue operations to strengthen business performance for advertisers and shoppers. His arrival coincides with the departure of Brian Monahan, who led the media collective for just over a year. Chief Marketing Officer Emily Turner has taken over leadership of the division while the company consolidates its internal departments. For your business, big grocery shifts like this trickle down to how much suppliers pay for ad space on store shelves. When a retail giant changes its playbook to save $1.5 billion, vendors and local partners feel the squeeze on margins. Keep an eye on how your retail partners spend their marketing dollars this quarter. Watch your shelf space fees when the big boxes rearrange their management charts.

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