Hector Padilla is executive vice president of U.S. stores and operations, where he leads the company’s three U.S. operating divisions comprising more than 2,000 U.S. stores. Prior to his current role, he served as executive vice president for outside sales & service and has been growing his career with the company for more than 29 years.  He previously served as president of the…

Ted Decker is chair, president and CEO of The Home Depot, the world’s largest home improvement retailer with more than 2,300 stores and approximately 475,000 associates. He is also a member of the company’s board of directors. Under Ted’s leadership, The Home Depot is creating a seamless interconnected shopping experience for Pro and DIY customers, while championing the company’s unique culture.

John Deaton leads The Home Depot’s strategic efforts to build the fastest, most efficient and reliable supply chain in home improvement. This includes logistics, distribution, delivery, transportation, and inventory management. This innovative network of supply chain facilities and operations is transforming the fulfilment capabilities for DIY and Pro customers and stores across the country. John…

Two hundred bright kayaks litter what used to be Dave Holl’s front yard; their neat rows a striking contrast to the mangled piles of debris surrounding them. The scar from the Dec. 26 tornado is visible through Dave’s Rowlett, Texas neighborhood. He lives about 200 yards from Lake Ray Hubbard where he and his family operate a kayak instruction business from their home.

The Home Depot is hiring more than 80,000 associates nationwide to ensure its nearly 2,000 stores are staffed and ready for our busiest selling season. Opportunities include sales, operations and cashier positions across all departments, from the lumber aisle to the Pro desk to outside garden.Click on the markets below to learn more about where we’re hiring this spring.

The sound of hammering is music to the ears of teacher Kathleen Kalena. That pounding represents a classroom full of third graders learning new skills during a visit from The Home Depot.

After serving in the Army for 10 years, Valerie Kim James found herself facing homelessness when she heard about U.S. Vets. The organization not only helped her find housing, but it also allowed her the opportunity to give back to other veterans facing similar circumstances.

Sarah Miller recently entered The Home Depot in Kenner, La., with two large dogs and one large problem. Stressed out and in tears, she turned to a team of associates for a solution. Their efforts helped reunite a military family just in time for the holidays.