Rebecca Wedde, Assistant Store Manager on Influential Women
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Rebecca Wedde

Assistant Store Manager, Food Lion

Roebuck, SC 29376

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Degree Greer High School

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About Rebecca

Rebecca Wedde is an Assistant Store Manager at Food Lion Grocery Store in Roebuck, South Carolina, where she oversees storewide display execution and Computer Assisted Ordering, leads department maintenance efforts, and steps in to support struggling areas such as dairy and frozen departments. Her career began with part-time work while she was employed at local schools, eventually leading to a Center Store role with BiLo. When BiLo was acquired by Food Lion, she climbed steadily through the ranks — from Grocery Manager to Evening Manager, and now into her current position — a progression that reflects years of hands-on dedication to the grocery retail industry. Each day, she follows a disciplined routine of setting goals, walking the sales floor, and resolving issues until the store is running smoothly, an approach she says keeps her accountable and at ease. Beyond her operational responsibilities, Wedde is deeply committed to giving back to her community. She is an active supporter of the Food Lion Feeds initiative, helping spread awareness of its impact in fighting childhood hunger, and she participates in the Isle of Palms Connector Run, a fundraiser dedicated to helping children who have suffered abuse. Her generosity extends to personal gestures as well, including once covering a customer's grocery bill during a moment of financial hardship. She has also volunteered with local food banks since 2014, reflecting a long-standing dedication to addressing poverty in her region. Wedde attributes much of her drive to her mother, who modeled resilience and a strong work ethic while raising her family largely on her own. That influence shows up in the guidance she now offers to young women entering the workforce: stay persistent, don't let setbacks discourage you, and let genuine care for your work carry you through the difficult days. Recognized in 2026 as one of South Carolina's Influential Women, Wedde continues to balance her professional achievements with a genuine commitment to mentorship, community service, and family — cherishing time spent fishing, reading, and being a grandparent as much as the milestones she's reached in her career.

Her Interview

Ten minutes with Rebecca

01What do you attribute your success to?

I credit my success to my mother, who worked incredibly hard as essentially a single parent and taught us to always give our best in everything we do. I carry that lesson into my daily routine — I come in, write down my goals for the day, walk the store, and work through my list until everything feels right, because otherwise I'll go home still worrying about it.

02What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?

I'd tell them not to get discouraged. There will always be parts of any job you don't love, but if you keep working and genuinely care about what you do, you'll succeed no matter what. Caring about your job is what matters most — when you do, it stops feeling like work altogether.

03What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?

Caring about my job and the people I work with is central to who I am, both professionally and personally. I believe in supporting my staff, serving customers well, and making sure people in my community have what they need — especially when it comes to something as basic as having enough food.

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