Some of the most powerful stories of leadership happen after the headlines fade. On July 4, Store 3005, Pavilions Newport Beach, was at the center of an unexpected public safety incident as large crowds gathered nearby. Throughout the evening, the team’s top priority was the safety of customers and associates. Thanks to their quick actions, everyone inside the store remained safe. What happened next was a remarkable example of servant leadership and community. Store Director Bishop Schulz and Assistant Store Director Jenn Seaberg stayed on-site through the night. After law enforcement cleared the area around 3 a.m., the team immediately began cleaning and restoring the property. By 6:30 a.m., about 40 community members had arrived with brooms, rakes and supplies. Customers pitched in, local businesses donated equipment and services, and associates, residents and partners worked side by side. By 8:30 a.m., the parking lot was completely restored. This story is about more than recovery. It is about neighbors helping neighbors and the relationships that make a community strong. Bishop and Jenn led with resilience, humility and commitment to their team, while the Newport Beach community showed the trust and connection this store has built over time. Thank you to everyone who stepped forward to help. We are proud of our team, proud of our community and grateful for moments that show what is possible when people come together. #Leadership #Community #ServantLeadership #Teamwork #Resilience
Moments like this remind people what a neighborhood grocery store really means. Well done to everyone who stepped up.
Inspiring to see people come together and support one another. Great work by the entire team! 👏
Safety first at Pavilions. Nice job Bishop and team.
So incredibly proud of this store team and the community! Turning a negative into a positive all while keeping people safe! Thank you!!!
Nice work NB
Proud mom moment 😊