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Jason Carter Manager - BYU Creameries Brigham Young University Dining Services College/University convenience LaGretta Riley Dining Manager II Michigan State University College/University convenience Kari Glebe Multi Unit Manager Purdue University College/University convenience Diana Thompson Multi Unit Manager Purdue University College/University convenience Lawanda Rogers Manager, Mizzou Markets University of Missouri College/University convenience Kim Schroedere Retail Director University of North Texas College/University convenience Shohreh Sparks Director University of North Texas College/University convenience Margaret Empie Director of Dining Services Wartburg College College/University convenience Steve Ballard Owner Ballard Brands, LLC College/University foodservice Jason White President Ballard Brands, LLC College/University foodservice George Spatola Owner BIIB College/University foodservice Sherri Combs Director of Food Service Educational Catering Inc College/University foodservice Tanya Endicott CEO iWaiter College/University foodservice Ward Olgreen Brand Evangelist JC's Burger House College/University foodservice Jenifer Duggan Director of Culinary and Hospitality Services Kennesaw State University College/University foodservice Melissa McMahon Marketing Manager Kennesaw State University College/University foodservice Randall Shelton Executive Director of Auxiliary Services Kennesaw State University College/University foodservice Jamie Gregorich Department Chair Manatee Technical Institute College/University foodservice Alan Couture Director of Dining Services Montana Tech College/University foodservice Joanna Minett Marketing and Communication NC State - University Dining College/University foodservice Randy Lait Director of Dining Services North Carolina State University College/University foodservice David Etnyre Food Service Administrator II Northern Illinois University College/University foodservice Mary Jane Becker Catering Supervisor Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology College/University foodservice Tina Hoover Food Service Supervisor Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology College/University foodservice Wanda Woodhams Operations Manager Purdue University College/University foodservice Adam Marshall Purchasing Manager Rice University College/University foodservice David McDonald Senior Business Director Rice University College/University foodservice Brad Thacker Senior Operations Manager Rice University College/University foodservice Mary Johnson Supervisor San Jacintio College College/University foodservice Vickie Denson Cafeteria Manager San Jacinto College College/University foodservice Mark Escobedo District Food Operations Manager San Jacinto College College/University foodservice Linda Henry Campus Manager South San Jacinto College College/University foodservice Jan Vincent Manuel Chef San Jacinto College College/University foodservice Leticia Romero North Campus Manager San Jacinto College College/University foodservice Chris Mansfield Assistant Supervisor of Retail/Dining Skidmore College College/University foodservice Mark Miller Director of Dining Services Skidmore College College/University foodservice Linda Densmore Retail Manager Sodexo College/University foodservice Kimberly English Catering Director Sodexo College/University foodservice Rick Flores Catering Director Sodexo College/University foodservice Kim Miller General Manager Sodexo College/University foodservice Greg Nestle District Manager Sodexo College/University foodservice Nathan Rebman Lead Manager Sodexo College/University foodservice Laurence Shiner Executive Chef Sodexo Campus Services College/University foodservice Steven Garner Food Service Director South West Texas Junior College College/University foodservice Carrie Chutes Assistant Director, Food & Retail Services The University of Texas at Dallas College/University foodservice Amy Beckstrom Director, Auxiliary & Dining Services University of Colorado Boulder College/University foodservice C Dennis Pierce Executive Director University of Connecticut Department of Dining Services College/University foodservice Thomas McNeace Executive Director University of North Texas College/University foodservice Carolyn Young Food Service Manager University of Northern Iowa College/University foodservice Carol Norman Director of Dining University of San Diego College/University foodservice David Corral Senior Manager University of Southern California College/University foodservice Kris Klinger Director of Hospitality University of Southern California College/University foodservice Edward Rodriguez Senior Kitchen Manager University of Southern California College/University foodservice Bob Fishbein Assistant Vice President, Auxiliary Services University of Texas at Dallas College/University foodservice Val Brown Director of Dining Services Utah Valley University Dining Services College/University foodservice Jill Everding Technology Coordinator and Nutrition Advisor Wartburg College College/University foodservice Joel Seda Associate Director of Dining Wartburg College College/University foodservice Holly Cummins Food Service Manager Willliston State College College/University foodservice Patrick Shaheen Operations WOW CAFE & WINGERY College/University foodservice Brad Anderson CEO All the Tribes Incorporated Convenience distributor buyers Julie Ruther Category Manager AMCON Distributing Convenience distributor buyers Tim Barry Corporate Director of Foodservice and Fresh Coremark International Convenience distributor buyers Ryan Feasel District Sales Manager F. McConnell & Sons Convenience distributor buyers Cheryl Strauss District Sales Manager F. McConnell & Sons Convenience distributor buyers Brenda Bramlett Key Account Sales Manager Grocery Supply Company Convenience distributor buyers Kimberly Hampton Owner Hampton Foods Convenience distributor buyers Ricky Bearden Vice President of Foodservice Imperial Trading Convenience distributor buyers Laurie Benner Buyer Jason's Deli Distribution Convenience distributor buyers J. Dudley Owner John D. Dudley Co. Convenience distributor buyers Jay Hobson National Accounts Manager LSG Sky Chefs Convenience distributor buyers Holly Veale Category Manager McLane Company, Inc. Convenience distributor buyers Maher Al-Haffar Franchisee 7-Eleven Convenience stores Sarah Antonazzo Packaging Manager 7-Eleven Convenience stores Ruth Ann Byers Owner 7-Eleven Convenience stores William Huffman Franchisee 7-Eleven Convenience stores Bruce Maples 7-Eleven Franchisee 7-Eleven Convenience stores Jalaledin Naderi Franchisee 7-Eleven Convenience stores Anne Readhimer Senior Director, Fresh Food Innovation 7-Eleven Convenience stores Dennis Lane President 7-Eleven NEFOA Convenience stores Tom Heffron Business Development 7-Eleven Stores Oklahoma Convenience stores Paul Rottler Vice President 7-Eleven Stores Oklahoma Convenience stores Mark Chiochankitmun President 7-Eleven, FOA, Washington DC Convenience stores Kelly Buckley Vice President, Fresh Food Innovation 7-Eleven, Inc. Convenience stores Jesus Delgado-Jenkins Executive Vice President and Chief Merchandising Officer 7-Eleven, Inc. Convenience stores Tammy Duke Director, R&D 7-Eleven, Inc. Convenience stores Alexis Luewellyn Senior Manager, Fresh Food Innovation 7-Eleven, Inc. Convenience stores Ishi Malik Category Manager, Fresh Foods 7-Eleven, Inc. Convenience stores Eileen Pierson Procurement Manager 7-Eleven, Inc. Convenience stores Clare Wilson Manager, Fresh Food Innovation 7-Eleven, Inc. Convenience stores Debra Nelson President All N One Convenience stores Butch Galdeira Food Service Category Manager Aloha Petroleum,Ltd. Convenience stores Bernard Robinson Manager Aquatic Club Convenience stores Edward Perez Area Manager Arguindegui Oil Convenience stores Todd Anderson PAR Manager Army Air Force Exchange Services Convenience stores David Arens Divisional Merchandise Manager Army Air Force Exchange Services Convenience stores Randy Demster Buyer Army Air Force Exchange Services Convenience stores Antra Pande Marketing Executive Army Air Force Exchange Services Convenience stores Danielle Pelland Buyer - C-Store Food Service Army Air Force Exchange Services Convenience stores Debra Zarsk PAR Director- Consumables Army Air Force Exchange Services Convenience stores Jon Miller Food Category BP ampm Convenience stores Tremayne Arnold President Capitol Distributing Convenience stores Derek Schmitt Director of Foodservice CEFCO Convenience stores Chad Cowie Director of Operations Central Oil & Supply Convenience stores Debra Fife Food Service Manager Central Oil & Supply Convenience stores Theresa Webb Category Manager Chevron Corporation Convenience stores Greg Crouse Retail Food Service Manager Choctaw Nation Travel Plazas Convenience stores Jeff Claeys Branding and Merchandising Manager Choctaw Travel Plazas Convenience stores Barry Monath Retail Food Service Manager Choctaw Travel Plazas Convenience stores Andy Lunt Director of Merchandising and Sales Chronister Oil Company Convenience stores Rick Rykal Retail Consultant CHS, Inc. Convenience stores Tony Legg Food Service Manager Clipper Petroleum Convenience stores Joy Garcia Buyer Connel Oil Corporation Convenience stores Dennis Butson HQ In-Store Merch/Sales Ops Crossmark Convenience stores Jess Pacheco Buyer Cumberland Farms Convenience stores Tania Sloan Field Services Cumberland Farms Convenience stores Joe Belden Director of Operations
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