Amazon global grocery stores leader is leaving the tech giant as it continues its quest to figure out the key retail segment.

Tony Hoggett, the retailer’s senior vice president of worldwide grocery stores, is leaving after nearly three years at the company.

As Amazon calibrates and changes its approach to grocery, one of its architects is leaving the company. Tony Hoggett, SVP of worldwide grocery stores at Amazon, revealed on Oct. 25 that he’s exiting Amazon after three years.

Tony Hoggett, the executive who led Amazon.com Inc.’s grocery business for the last couple of years, is leaving the e-commerce giant. “It’s time for the next step in my career,” Hoggett, Amazon’s senior vice president of worldwide grocery stores,

The new concept comes at a time when Amazon has hit the reset button on its grocery strategy. This year, the company began opening Amazon Fresh stores over the summer—in Bensalem, Pennsylvania; Eatontown, New Jersey; and in the Chicago suburb of Arlington Heights, Illinois—after putting the expansion plan on hold in 2023.

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