Ned Smith has over three decades of experience in the legal field. Ned began their career as an Attorney at Drummond Woodsum & MacMahon in 1987, where they worked until 1994. Ned then joined Bath Iron Works as a Litigation Manager for a year before moving on to Hannaford Bros. Co. in 1996, where they served as an Assistant General Counsel for 14 years. In 2010, they joined Delhaize America as the Director of Legal Affairs, a position they held until 2017 when they became the Director of Real Estate Law at Retail Business Services. Ned's expertise encompasses various areas of law, particularly in the retail industry.
Ned Smith completed their education at the University of Maine School of Law from 1984 to 1987. Ned earned a JD degree with honors and focused their studies on law. Prior to that, from 1972 to 1976, they attended Colby College, where they obtained a BA degree with honors, majoring in Government.
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15,000. That’s how many people work at Delhaize. And from our 816 stores across the country, our logistics centers in Zellik and Ninove to our wine bottling facility and our supporting services: together we ensure that our customers can enjoy healthy and delicious food. Our 15,000 employees have very diverse jobs, but we all have one thing in common: we have an enormous passion for retail. That's necessary, because at Delhaize we get 5 million customers every week. Our customers birthday parties, sports medals and moments of breakfast in bed, at Delhaize, they start with our employees. Every day. That's why we are always looking for extra talent to join us in our stores, logistics centers and supporting services. We welcome everyone to our stores with a pinch of magic, but also with fresh and healthy food at fair prices. We make life easier for our customers and propose healthy alternatives for their go-to products. All offered by proud lions. At Delhaize, we are building our future with pride. And that starts with you.