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Borsheims Promotes Megan Mattice to Assistant Gift Wrap & Shipping Manager

“Megan has been an integral part of Team Borsheims for 27 years, consistently demonstrating her dedication, skills, and leadership.”

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March 20, 2024

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Megan Mattice

(PRESS RELEASE) OMAHA, NE – Borsheims announces the promotion of Megan Mattice to Assistant Gift Wrap & Shipping Manager. In this new role, Mattice will continue to play a pivotal role in Borsheims’ packaging and shipping operations, building on her tenure and proven track record of success.

Mattice began her career at Borsheims in 1997 as a Gift Wrap Associate during the holidays. Since then, she has held numerous positions, including Shipping Associate, Digital Photographer, and Gift Wrap & Shipping Supervisor.

In her new capacity, Mattice will take on additional responsibilities while maintaining her core focus on logistics, customer satisfaction, and team staffing for the store’s packaging and shipping operations.

Borsheims CEO and President Karen Goracke applauded Mattice. “Megan has been an integral part of Team Borsheims for 27 years, consistently demonstrating her dedication, skills, and leadership. This change reflects Borsheims’ recognition of her continued contributions and commitment to our success.”

Mattice grew up in south Omaha and attended Omaha Burke High School. She currently resides in Omaha with her husband Mitch and their two children Makayla and Milo. She holds an Associate Degree in Fine and Digital Arts from Metropolitan Community College.

ABOUT BORSHEIMS

Borsheims is one of the nation’s largest independent jewelry stores and a proud member of the Berkshire Hathaway family. With an international clientele spanning 50 states and six continents, Borsheims continues to operate with the vision that has guided the company for more than 150 years: “We are privileged to share in the special moments in our customers’ lives. We will treat each opportunity with the respect and importance it deserves by providing exceptional service.”

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