7-Eleven Appoints VP of HR Field Operations from Search by Hanold Associates

7-Eleven

7-Eleven has appointed Amy Krallman as Vice President of Human Resources Field Operations, located in Dallas. Hanold Associates’ Ashley Schiele and Sonia Nagra led the search.

Amy Krallman comes to 7-Eleven from leadership positions at Wyndham Destinations and Panda Restaurant Group. Reporting into the Senior Vice President of Human Resources, Scott Hintz, Ms. Krallman will be a key member of the human resources organization at 7-Eleven. She will be tasked with delivering human capital solutions to impact and improve the lives of employees at all levels of the organization. Leveraging a team of 80, she will drive the alignment of the company’s human resources strategies and business objectives to ensure the company’s HR function is best-in-class.

“Amy is a highly talented, talent-focused executive who brings strong expertise in both HR and law,” said Ashley Schiele, Partner on the search. “She has a successful track record in field-based organizations and will no doubt be a tremendous asset to 7-Eleven as they continue to grow and scale.”

7-Eleven is a retail store that has defined the phrase ‘convenience store.’ The company’s origins in 1927 were as an ice house that began selling regular consumer items like bread and milk. Today, 7-Eleven is the go-to convenience store for food, drinks, fuel, and more. Well known for their recognizable Slurpee and Big Gulp drink they were also the first to offer “to-go” coffee, as well as being open 24 hours. Now the company is pushing through digital initiatives, including apps and quick pay options as well as delivery options, to move into the future.

Hanold Associates is the leading retained boutique executive search firm focused on HR and Diversity & Inclusion Officers. Our client list is diverse across industries, geographies and business scenarios, and culture is at the core of everything we do. Our clients include the National Football League, Domino’s Pizza, Under Armour, Patagonia, Gucci, Kohler, REI, Live Nation Entertainment, Major League Baseball, Kellogg, Apollo, Blackstone, TPG, L Catterton, Northwestern University, Electronic Arts, Fiat-Chrysler, Kohler, SC Johnson, eBay, Great Place To Work, Fossil, Vail Resorts, Edward Jones, AbbVie, Carnival Corp., Google, Biogen, Allstate, Bridgestone, Wikimedia, CNA Insurance, Cummins, Tyson, ClubCorp, CDW, Nike and Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights, among others.