Lindholz steps down as Kroger Health president
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CINCINNATI - Colleen Lindholz has retired as president of Kroger Health after more than three decades with the grocer. "It's been the privilege of a lifetime to lead the Kroger Health team, and I'm beyond proud of the purpose-driven work we've accomplished together," she wrote on LinkedIn. As president of Kroger Health, Lindholz led pharmacy, clinical and nutrition operations, including health care–related digital solutions and telehealth platforms. Kroger Health comprises more than 2,200 pharmacies and 220 clinics across 35 states, serving over 17 million customers each year. A passionate advocate for Kroger Health's vision of helping people live healthier lives, Lindholz was the lead architect of the company's Food as Medicine strategy. She joined Kroger in 1995 as a pharmacist in the Cincinnati/Dayton division and went on to hold a variety of roles including manager, coordinator, sales promoter, recruiter and merchandiser. In 2013, she was promoted to director of pharmacy sales and marketing at Kroger's general office. She later served as president and chief executive officer of The Little Clinic beginning in 2015. In April 2017, she became the first president of the newly established Kroger Health organization. Lindholz's leadership has been widely recognized. She has received Kroger's Chairman's Award and Leadership Award. Her accolades also include the Forbes Best...
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