Cracker Barrel names Julie Felss Masino as president and CEO as Sandra Cochran steps down

Sandra Cochran will step down as president and CEO of Lebanon-based Cracker Barrel — one of the area's largest public companies — on Nov. 1. Here's who is taking her place.

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