People of Chex- Scott Rizza
- Ashley Wojtunik
- Apr 3
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 20
What makes Chex so special? The people of course! Our series "People of Chex" introduces some of the many wonderful members of the Chex Family. We are so proud of all that they have accomplished and the ways in which they bring our Chex values to life!
As we continue with our "People of Chex" series we introduce you to Scott Rizza. Scott is our Controller and has been with Chex for 6 month. Let's learn a little more about Scott:
Scott Rizza, Controller
What is your favorite part about working for Chex?
I love the culture! The Executive Team makes an effort everyday to see how their staff is doing. The energy at Chex is contagious.
What's one of the biggest lessons you've learned while working at Chex?
How to communicate effectively with different departments. It helps to understand each other and what the priorities of each department are.
What is your favorite product Chex carries?
It's hard to pick a favorite...all of them!
What is one professional achievement you are most proud of?
Being able to build a strong accounting team is the achievement I am most proud of.
Share a fun fact!
I love sports, being outdoors and traveling with family.
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