Issue 05, 2022

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better security Sikeston awareness

Mesquite Sets a Five Year Safety Streak

Each morning, staff at our warehouses stretch to warm up their bodies. The
routine helps some sharpen their alertness, and it has the power to prevent
injuries for all. Safety culture plays a big part at Do it Best because we want
everyone to be able to go home and enjoy life outside of work.

Team members in Mesquite are proud of their latest safety streak. For five
consecutive years, there have been no lost-time accidents. From receiving, to
stocking, to order filling, shipping, and quality control, this team has encouraged
everyone to strive for five. The only other warehouse to surpass this achievement
was Waco in 2016, when the team went 2,532 days—that’s nearly 7 years—
without a lost-time incident or accident.

“This is an incredible accomplishment,” says Safety Manager Mike Morris.
“It takes an entire team working safely day in and day out and looking out for
one another.”

Everyone can prevent injuries that require time off work. Mike says back injuries

are the most common and can be prevented with safe lifting practices shown in

one-on-one training and annual safety certifications. Aside from remembering

to lift with your legs and stretch off the clock, a great acronym to remember to

prevent injury is HURTS.

HTHE HURTS CARDmoment to step back and re-evaluate the
HURTS are the five states someone is most
urried yourself in one of these states, take a
likely in before getting injured. If you catch

When in one or more osfittuhaetifoinvetostpartoetse.c.t. yourself. If you feel likeUpsetUpset
you may injure yourself at work, go to your
Hurry
supervisor to discuss solutions. They’re here

Relaxed to help.
Tired
Senseless “We have a lot of external factors, including
lack of sleep or a busy home life, that
RT ierleadxednot focused can lead to one of the five HURTS states.
Remember to focus on doing the job at hand
safely,” Mike explains.

So how can your team strive for five at
your location? If you see something, say
something. Most importantly, never be afraid

S enselessSelf trigger and imtpoleamskefnotr ShTePlp:. Your managers and fellow
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© 2022 Do it Best. All rights reserved.

INSURANCE TIPSabove & beyond whatsYhOapUpeRninSgECOND PAfaYmCilyHnEewCsKa:ccGessET
proud parents REWARDED WITH REFERRALS

FROM INSURANCE COORDINATOR Do you know someone who would be a great fit at
CHELSEA ORT Do it Best? The team member referral program rewards
eligible staff with a $250 merchandise credit for
UPDATED BIOMETRIC SCREENING DATES recommending candidates who are hired and retained after
3 months.
Our biometric screening process will look a little different in 2022.
In an effort to make testing more accessible, we are starting the If you kcnaorewer soopmpoerotunneitwiesho is qualified and interested in a
ponroecietshseer aorflieorutrhhiseayletbahirr.itnhTsdhuairsyasanalclnoedwpasnlanynoivsuetroasangrdieestelfirgeieb,lecospnovheuenasleiteshnatnd safety part or full-time position at Do it Best, submit a candidate
wellness checks and personalized health assessments. Biometric
screening will be in August for Fort Wayne team members and in referral form. You can find this form on Workbench by
September for warehouse staff. More details will be shared in the
coming months. hovering over the Divisions tab, selecting Human Resources,

and clicking on the Policies and Forms link.

ADDED PROTECTION FROM A CYBER ATTACK

CELEBRATE When you’ve logged on to a Brian and IT Security Analyst Joshua Bright are
YOUR GRADUATE personal email or social media working to roll out YubiKeys to the divisions
account in the past, you’ve probably had to in Fort Wayne and will soon work with
Do you have a child type in your password and then enter a code warehouses. “In addition to your username and
graduating high school texted to your phone or sent to an alternate password to log into company devices, you’ll
or college this year? Are email address. This is one example of multi- be asked to insert the YubiKey occasionally for
you graduating with an factor authentication. It enhances your online verification of your identity,” Josh explains.
advanced degree? We want security and protects critical information
to celebrate this milestone that can be stolen by third parties with bad Once the entire company receives their
accomplishment in our June intentions. YubiKeys, IT will continue working toward
issue of Family News. Just a more secure future. They’ll expand on the
scan the QR code below At Do it Best, we successfully block over YubiKey’s functionality by making it a login
using your phone’s camera 1 million hacking attempts every month,with requirement for internal company websites and
or type bit.ly/3MnuLvi many of them originating in China and Russia, apps, such as VPN, workstation software, and
in your internet browser. as the White House warned businesses earlier mydoitbest.
Submissions must be made this year. Our IT team is rolling out multi-factor
by May 13. authentication company-wide over the coming
months to better protect everyone’s data and
reduce the risk to the company. Malware or a
ransomware attack on just one compromised
email address has the potential to bring our
entire operations to a halt. Earlier this year,
one of our vendors was hit by a ransomware
incursion and it stopped their production for
months.

These increased cybersecurity risks have also
upped the requirements for an important
insurance policy we hold. “Cybersecurity
insurance isn’t new, but the requirement for
multi-factor authentication is.” explains Senior
IT Security Analyst Brian Scott. “Everyone at
Do it Best will be given a YubiKey as an added
layer of protection.”

EASY ACCESS TO Misplaced your most recent copy of Family News? You can easily access an electronic
FAMILY NEWS version any time by signing on to Workbench from work or home. We archive an entire
year’s worth of issues in the Family News section.

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ON BOARD IN WACO

The Do it Best Board blood donors your second pafyocchuescokn health celebrate blood donors
of Directors and senior
leadership team met in Waco for the latest Company leaders and board members toured the Waco warehouse.
quarterly board meeting the week of April
r second pa1y8c.hOecukr board consistsceolefbmraetember-owners
from across the country. While these
meetings are regularly held at our Fort
Wayne headquarters and at the markets,
board members expressed an interest in
holding some of these sessions close to our
warehouses as a way to better understand
the full breadth of our business.

“All of the board members enjoyed the tour’s insight on how our warehouses work,” explains Department Manager Gary Barr. “They

asked great questions about our strategies to stack truck shipments, what we do with excess inventory, and the advantages of rolling
above & beoyountdWMS.” proud parents whats happening above & bfeaymonilydnews access proud parents whats happening

While in town,

President and CEO

Dan Starr and VP

of Logistics Tim

Miller talked

with staff—their

first opportunity

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since the

The Waco team explained how they’ve implemented efficiencies in order processing pandemic.

to serve members better.

RECOGNIZING A HITTING THE FLOOR
COMMITMENT TO SERVE
Our Merchandising team feels recharged,
Leaders at the energized, and excited after a great
Woodburn National Hardware Show and NHPA All-Industry
warehouse Conference April 4–8 in Las Vegas. Our product experts
are showing hit the show floor to find innovative products our
appreciation for members are seeking. With supply chain issues, it’s more
hardworking important now than ever to network with vendors and
team members ensure products members want are in our catalog and
each month with warehouses.
a new Employee
of the Month
initiative and
crafty bulletin
board.

The April Employees of the Month included Hector “Our hope is
Villeda, Nora Lira, Shirley Hemenway, Rosemary that many team
Diaz, and Julian Hunt (not pictured). members will
become excited

about the opportunity to be recognized and earn Employee of the

Month perks,” says Department Manager Jim Martin. “The special

parking spots, t-shirts, and lunches are tangible ways we can say

thank you and reinforce that doing a job well is a daily commitment.”

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Team Sikeston facilitated a tour with the SOAR (Students During the last week of March, our team welcomed members
Observing Area Resources) program at Sikeston High School from hardware stores, home centers, and lumberyards around
on April 13. This program works through the chamber of the country for the College of Retail Education, or CORE. Building
commerce to visit local businesses and gain skills to enter positive relationships with members through CORE allows them
the workforce. Twelve juniors and seniors got an in-depth to benefit from the resources we offer, including store design,
look inside the warehouse. Mark Ponder and Will Ryan ecommerce, merchandising strategies, marketing and branding,
shared what we look for in job candidates and how to and more.
above & beysounccdessfully present pyorouurdseplafrdenutrsing an intervieww.hTahtsehyappening
also spoke about the servant leadership model to remove family news access
roadblocks and obstacles for staff.

ays and anniversaries health and safety career opportunities

REACHING NEW HEIGHTS Some Do it Best staff participated in CORE alongside members, including
ON THE ROAD TO REAL TIME Associate Merchandise Managers Brittany Peavler and Maddie Eck (both in
front row, far right).
Mesquite General Manager Gary Loosle shared this
photo showing the scale of infrastructure changes at the Project Administration Specialist Cicely Ware led an energizing session
warehouses. Fiber optic cables were recently installed nearly about merchandising programs to boost sales.
30' in the air. The network is currently being upgraded
in Mesquite to accommodate technology requirements
that have evolved through the years. In the long run,
these upgrades will provide reliable connectivity and
communications for daily operations, staff safety and
security, and the launch of WMS.

Members were able to see how the new Learning Zone could benefit
everyone in their businesses. Member Education and Special Events Manager
Meagan Baker explained the strategic partnership with Sherwin-Williams
and the NHPA to get 300+ online courses for them.

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DRIVING HOME APPRECIATION CELEBRATE

Team Woodburn came together to show our truck drivers Forecasting Logistics
appreciation for their dedicated service. Staff asked the drivers Planner Rhonda Rush
to make a wish list of items we can support them with to make their essential celebrates the birth of
tasks easier. The items on wish lists included gloves, flashlights, adjustable her first grandchild Elodie
wrenches, screwdrivers, vice grips, and duct tape. As soon as those wish lists Jean. She was born on
were submitted, team members got to work putting together special bags. March 23 to Rhonda’s
daughter Yvonne and
“The drivers were very happy to see their goodie bags,” shares Order Filling son-in-law John Gerbasi.
Department Manager Daniel Garcia. “This also opened up the opportunity
for candid, productive discussions of concerns and some of the wins they’ve Ecommerce Logistics
experienced recently.” Manager Adam
Neddeff and his wife
Amy are overjoyed to
welcome their second
son Aden Michael who
was born on March 29.
Aden and big brother
Alexander are getting
along well.

Grace Anne Solis was
welcomed into the
world on April 3 by
proud grandpa and
Sales Training Manager
Aaron Marker. Aaron’s
daughter Alyssa Solis
and her husband Jaime
are enjoying their new
bundle of joy.

Issue 5, 2022 The Merchandising team celebrated Forecasting Logistic
Planner Amy Bentz’s 50th birthday on April 16.

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BIG SHOW TAKES A FINAL BOW READY TO JIVE FOR FIVE

Ray Larkey Team
celebrated 41 years Woodburn
of service at the wished John Heard well
Dixon warehouse during his retirement
with his son Ray Jay celebration on April 14.
by his side on March Since 2016, he served the
31. Since 1981, he's warehouse as a stocker in
mostly worked in the bins department, order
receiving and earned filler, and then made his
the nickname "Big final move to the inventory
Show." Ray even had control team. One of the
his own reinforced group's favorite memories
chair in the break of John is how he would
room so he could motivate young order fillers
lean back without by telling them, "This gray-
breaking it while haired guy is running circles
telling jokes. around you!"

"Ray is a fun-loving "John played a huge part
guy with the best in the great atmosphere here in Woodburn," says Department
attitude you could ask for," says General Manager Rich Jordan. Manager Renee Crawford. "I'm going to miss him and how he'd
"His laughter alone had you laughing. He was also honest, had always end his intercom pages with 'hope everyone is having a
words of wisdom for his team each day, and gave 100%." great day.'"

Ray plans on spending retirement keeping up with his rental He plans to spend retirement sleeping in and spending quality
properties, buying and selling snowmobiles and lawnmowers, time with his wife. John promised to visit the team, which is
and bidding on warehouse auction items with Team Dixon. making his retirement a little easier to bear. Congratulations, John!

MANARINO MOVES ON LIGHTS, CAMERA, RETIREMENT

Sarah Manarino has filled her last order at the With his eyes and heart set on the lake, Video
Medina warehouse. She celebrated a 25-year Services Supervisor Scott Kopecky celebrated
career last week with a smile and a t-shirt that read "25 at 11 years of service on April 20 with his team. He will spend
Do it Best. Now it's time for fun n rest." Her retirement will be retirement visiting friends, working at a local marina, and
spent gardening, spoiling her granddaughter, and relaxing with shifting into full-time grandpa mode.
her husband.
“Scott’s been a valued and steady leader through an ever-
"Sarah brought changing communication environment over the last decade,”
her dedication shares Communications Director Randy Rusk. “Through
and knowledge technology advancements and adapting to new ways to
to work distribute content, Scott has helped us develop a variety
everyday," of approaches to connect with our members, vendors, and
says General staff through video messages—especially during the height
Manager Ryan of the pandemic. We’ll really miss his wisdom and his many
Stannert. "We contributions that have made us even better.”
appreciate her
dedication and
willingness
to guide new
team members
during her time
with us. The
entire team
wishes her
well!"

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CALLING ALL RETIREES

There is a new private Facebook group dedicated exclusively to our many Do it Best
retirees! This online community gives you access to the latest issue of Family News
and event information while networking with other retirees. Encourage your retired co-workers to
join by typing bit.ly/3ggyc86 into their internet browser or scan this QR code with a phone camera.
If you don’t have a Facebook account, it takes just minutes to get it set up so you can join in the
conversation. Contact [email protected] if you have questions.

WHAT'S HAPPENING:
MARCH MADNESS BRACKET
COMPETITION BRINGS THE HEAT

One hundred team members in Fort Wayne participated in the employee
board’s March Madness bracket challenge, with only a handful of them
choosing Kansas to win it all. Congratulations to our top three bracket
winners: IT Business Analyst Chris C. Snyder, Order Support Specialist
Todd Zehner, and Associate Merchandise Manager Chris Snyder. They
earned bragging rights for the year and Amazon gift cards.

HOPPIN' FUN IN FORT WAYNE Fort Wayne staff, retirees, and their families enjoyed an Easter
party at Crazy Pinz, which offered pictures with the season’s most
famous bunny, bowling, laser tag, mini golf, and more.

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MUCH "KNEADED" APPRECIATION

The Fort Wayne employee board rolled in with bagels and coffee for staff on April 13.

SWINGING INTO FORT WAYNE
BASEBALL SEASON

Team members in Fort Wayne are starting spring right by enjoying minor
league baseball with one another. Each division will have the opportunity to
enjoy the TinCaps suite this season.

Kaila Branfield took in an Easter day game with her little ones.

Our Marketing team braved the cold on April 14 to catch a double header. Retail Performance Manager Jim Reininger and the visiting
8 leadership team from Dazey’s Supply, snapped a photo with
mascot Johnny.

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EASTER FUN IN LEXINGTON Welcome to the
Do it Best Family
Staff at the Lexington
warehouse had a sweet Dixon Montgomery
Easter celebration with Krispy Kreme Cathryn Austin Delaney Duffy
doughnuts, a word scramble, egg hunt, Jacqueline Gorzny Reynaldo Huerta
prizes of all sizes, and treat bags to take Ricky Griffin Yashua Kingsberry
home for their children. Philip Schueler Ki-Yana Muller
Christopher Sheridan Carole Provenzano
Staff searched high and low for eggs, Latoya Hunt is joyous after finding Wayne Witt Bryan Quinones
especially the golden ones with bigger prizes one of the golden eggs. Juan Sotelo VillaFana
inside. Fort Wayne Dayana Vasquez
Lynett Bakehorn Manuel Vasquez
Lori Cardelli Amber Whalen
Brandon Criddell
Megan Edwards Sikeston
Allison Flatjord Pierre Clay
Danielle Gonzalez Justin Garrett
Dillon Henschen Jodi Lindley
Tom Leonard Cameron Wince
Jake McGee Timiyah Winston
Haley Miller
Chris Snyder Waco
Phil Zook Ernest Aguilar
Dorothy Carter
Lexington Taj Clark
Katara Quattlebaum Joshua Cornish
Sabrina Gamble
Medina Gabriel Miranda Figueroa
Katie Bacon Marisa Pina
Pam Brandt Emely Ramirez
Desirae Bruner Johanna Ramirez
Britt Crum Trey Richards
Spencer Dreibelbis Reno Tandy
Josh Evans Joseph Tucker
Melody Gerber Kaylee Weaver-Owens
Justin Holzheimer Della White
Norma Pugh
Ron Sorge Woodburn
Amiyah Stallings Vidal Aguilera
Ryan Strouse Garrett Bartley
Paul Yourich Luis Dominguez Velazquez
Seth Ericksen
Mesquite Pedro Juarez
Cathy Antoniadis Lorena McGrath
Benino Garcia Rafael Oliva Jr
Cameron Powers Sergio Rangel
Brian Soto Michael Slough
Jackie Trujillo Victor Sosa-Barajas
James Temple

A break room full of staff got competitive during a spring word scramble.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES As Do it Best continues to grow, there may be career opportunities
AT DO IT BEST
for you to pursue within the company. External candidates apply at
doitbestcareers.com. Internal candidates should use the link provided
on Workbench and apply by logging in to my.adp.com.

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MESQUITE
GETS CHEESY

Did you know that April 12 Jim Thompson, Irving Torres, Juan Rodrigues, and HR’s Donnevin Wolfe chose a great week to visit the
was National Grilled Cheese Jared Morton loaded up their plates with sandwiches Mesquite warehouse.
Day? Mesquite’s employee and sides.
board learned this fact weeks
beforehand and decided to
celebrate in style with cheeses
for every set of taste buds from
pepper jack to muenster.

TOTE-ALLY EGG-CELLENT
TEAM SPIRIT

Montgomery's employee board hosted an Easter celebration
the entire building happily participated in on April 14. Everyone
picked an egg from a tote for prizes or employee bucks. Kudos
to Amelia Wilson for putting together all the eggs, Jeannenne
Ludeman for assembling all the baskets for the kids, and Harry
McRae for putting prizes together.

MUNCHIN' IN
MONTGOMERY

Montgomery's employee board welcomed
spring with a catered lunch on April 13. After a
long cold winter, everyone was thrilled to share
this warm experience together.

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TEAM-BONDING

Team Waco's employee board organized a
basketball tournament in honor of the NCAA
Men's and Women's tournaments recently. Staff
put their names in a bucket and were drawn
to make 10 teams of four. It was a timed event
with one person on each team shooting to make
a free throw while the other three had to each
make a 3-point shot. The winning team consisted
of Renette Haynes, Andre Johnson, Consuelo
Soriano, and Jorge Tremillo.

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SAFETY CORNER Presented by Mike Morris
BEAT HEAT-RELATED ILLNESS

Summer temperatures will be here before we know it and all ages and
health conditions are prone to heat-related illnesses. As long as you
remember to stay cool, hydrated, and informed, you will beat the heat.

Stay Cool
• Wear lightweight, light-colored, loose-fitting clothing.
• Stay in an air-conditioned place as much as possible including your
own home, shopping malls, or your public library.
• Remember your local health department may have heat-relief
shelters in the area for those without access to AC.
• Keep in mind electric fans may provide comfort, but when the
temperature is in the high 90s, they won’t prevent heat-related
illness.
• Plan outdoor activities during the coolest parts of the day in the
morning and evening.
• Wear sunscreen! Sunburns affect your body’s ability to cool down
and can make you dehydrated.
• Avoid hot, heavy meals that add heat to your body.

Stay hydrated Stay informed
• Don’t wait until you’re thirsty to drink water. • Know the signs and symptoms of heat-related illnesses.
• If your doctor limits the amount you drink or has you on water • Check your local news for extreme heat alerts
pills, ask them how much you should drink while the weather is
hot. • Use a buddy system and never work alone in the heat.
• Steer clear of very sugary or alcoholic beverages, which actually
cause you to lose more body fluid. • Keep an eye on your young, old, and at-risk neighbors,
• Avoid ice cold drinks because they can cause stomach cramps.
• If you’re sweating profusely, reach for a sports drink like Gatorade co-workers, and loved ones.
to replace the salt and minerals you lose in sweat.
• Don’t forget about Fido! Provide plenty of fresh water for your
pets and leave the water in a cool, shady area.

FOCUS ON HEALTH:
DO YOU LIKE TO BIKE?

The weather is warming up and there’s no better time to celebrate
National Bike Month. This mode of transportation offers numerous
benefits including saving on gas money, lower CO2 emissions,
overall physical health, reducing stress, and improving mental
focus.

Biking is a healthy habit to enjoy alongside your entire family and
your friends. Kids can experience the fun of biking with thousands
of others across the country by participating in National Bike
to School Day on May 4. Don’t worry—adults can get in on the
fun too with National Bike to Work Day on May 20. These days
also raise awareness for drivers to look out for cyclists during the
commute to and from work.

To learn more about prime biking locations in your area, look up
local biking Facebook groups or ask friends and coworkers where
they bike. Sites like TrailLink.com can be used to find safe trails in
your area as well.

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