“As we celebrate five years of Chick-fil-A Supply we also celebrate the story of Steven Hammond, Lead Engineer, and his family’s legacy of serving at Chick-fil-A. Steven’s eye for innovation plays a critical role in the growth of our network of Distribution Centers serving Chick-fil-A Restaurants across the country”, Adam Harris, MBA, SAPM, Chick-fil-A Supply.
Recently our Support Center held a celebration marking five years of Chick-fil-A Supply, which ensures Restaurants have the food and products they need through a seamless delivery experience that extends the Chick-fil-A culture of care. Here’s the story of Steven Hammond, a Lead Engineer for Chick-fil-A Supply. “My mom was the fifteenth employee hired to work at Chick-fil-A's corporate office in 1976 and even worked for Founder S. Truett Cathy. My dad and brother also spent time working in Chick-fil-A restaurants. This early connection to the company had a lasting impact on me. After I graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in industrial engineering, I was planning to go on a mission trip to Chile and to help make money, I got a job as an AV tech at the Support Center. At the time, there were only two flat-screen TVs, and I would wheel them from room to room for meetings. There weren’t many opportunities that utilized my engineering experience, so I worked for other companies. Many years later, I applied for a role with Chick-fil-A Supply and joined the construction team, where I help design Chick-fil-A Supply distribution centers. The unique aspect of Chick-fil-A Supply from an engineering perspective is the genuine opportunity to innovate and try new things, which is both inspiring and exciting. The company's emphasis on safety and care in every design aspect is a testament to its values. Moreover, Chick-fil-A's approach to restaurants’ Team Members, seeing them as integral parts of the family, fosters a sense of belonging and shared values." Read more: https://bit.ly/4f1Zn3S