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Angie Brown

Executive VP & Chief Information Officer, Home Depot The

Search every verified Angie Brown interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. In a 2022 Home Depot corporate video, Angie Brown, then known as Angie Hernandez and serving as a MET supervisor, described her 20-year career with the company. She stated that she started at Home Depot as a single mother of four children, including a son named Noah who became seriously ill. Brown said her manager told her to "take care of you take care of Noah" and that she kept in communication with her team while at the hospital. She recounted that a store manager left boxes of feeding tube bags at her doorstep after overhearing her situation, and she credited Home Depot with providing support, stating "Home Depot has never abandoned me." Brown also discussed purchasing a Dodge Charger, which she described as her "dream car," and said that affording it on her own through hard work was a "growing up point" for her. She stated that the company's "culture, the commitment, the promise that they give to each associate" kept her at Home Depot for two decades, adding that "Home Depot has made possibilities for me that I would have never dreamed of."

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  • Behind the Apron: Angie’s Story | The Home Depot

    In this next segment of our Behind the Apron series, MET Supervisor Angie Hernandez shares how her Home Depot team rallied around her and her family in their time of need. #homedepot #HomeImprovement #DIY SUBSCRIBE to The Home Depot: http://thd.co/2iib0HE About The Home Depot: How doers get more done. We’re helping doers in their home improvement projects. Now you can take on more renovation projects with more know-how. Our step-by-step instructional DIY videos and expert advice will give you the confidence for your next project with hands-on learning. It’s a good time to be a doer. WEBSIT…

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