Anthony Ginn Email & Phone Number

I started my career in retail sales working my way up in Walmart to the position of assistant manager and also a member of Memphis district audit team, conducting internal audits of store operations. I then moved to a store manager position with Dollar Tree stores. I managed a store in Memphis while training other store managers and working with the district manager, who assigned me to other stores in the district to prep for inventory and conduct internal audits. During this time I also worked at FedEx in the evening hours, at the Memphis Distribution Center, unloading trucks and driving heavy lift equipment. This was done to help with expenses incurred with the birth of my children. I then went to Scan Interiors as a warehouse manager. My responsibilities included overseeing delivery drivers, receiving freight, scheduling deliveries, repairs and addressing customers’ concerns. While in their employment I worked with a small team to completely renovate and set a new 56,000 sq ft store from scratch. This including building walls, laying flooring, wiring fixtures and setting up displays. All while overseeing the existing operations of the existing store. I started my career in law enforcement as a reserve officer for Covington Police Department. I was doing this in conjunction with my employment at Scan Interiors. The opportunity presented itself for me to join the Police Department full time and due to the declining furniture market and my interest in law enforcement I accepted a full time position with Covington. I also continued to work with Scan Interiors, part time, until they eventually closed their business approximately 5 years later. I worked my way up from a patrolman to lieutenant with department over the past 12 years. I currently am the administrative lieutenant for the department. I schedule training, review payroll, hire, oversee community policing and school resource officers and systems (body cams, reporting, document management, etc.). I am also the Terminal Agency Coordinator, responsible for certifying officers to access state and federal databases. I believe, much of my success with the police department is due to my previous managerial experience and the diversity of my skills I have acquired over the years, whether at previous employers or things I have learned on my own. I love a challenge and I am always excited to gain new skills and learn new and more efficient ways to complete tasks. I would love the opportunity to talk with potential employers about my experience and ability to be an asset to your organization.

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  Lieutenant

  Covington Police Department

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  Tn Law Enforcement Training Academy

  Law Enforcement