Cardenas Markets announced the promotion of Prabash Coswatte to the role of Chief Operating Officer. Coswatte joined Cardenas Markets as Chief Information Officer in 2019 and was named Chief Administration Officer in February of this year.
As COO, Coswatte will continue to report directly to Doug Sanders, Chairman, and CEO for Cardenas Markets, and will oversee the company’s Store Operations, Loss Prevention, Information Technology, Data Integrity, Scanning, Receiving, Maintenance, Construction, and Real Estate departments.
“Prabash has proven to be a successful and trusted member of our Senior Leadership Team who consistently delivers results that drive our business,” stated Sanders. “I’m confident that through his outstanding leadership and strategic vision Cardenas Markets is poised for continued success,” Sanders added.
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Prior to joining the grocery chain, Coswatte served as Chief Information Officer for another Hispanic Grocer, Vice President – Enterprise Program Management for 99 Cents Only Stores, Sr. Project Manager for Cambridge Associates LLC, and Senior Consultant for Deloitte Consulting.
Additionally, Coswatte attended West Virginia University and held a Master of Business Administration Degree from the University of Phoenix.
As part of the company’s plans to continue innovating its services, the supermarket chain recently launched its new bilingual website, updated and redesigned to make it easier for users to access all its services and products.
According to Adam Salgado, Marketing Director, in addition to offering great savings and promotions on the revamped website, customers will also find delicious recipes, cooking tips, in-store job opportunities, and Shop-online functionality that directs users to its numerous online shopping solutions.
Cardenas Markets is headquartered in Ontario, CA, and operates 52 stores under the Cardenas banner and 7 stores under the Cardenas Ranch Markets banner in California, Nevada, and Arizona.