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Title Company OWNER (GFR) GLOBAL FLORAL RESOURCE, INC Title Company OWNER (GFR) GLOBAL FLORAL RESOURCE, INC. OWNER (GFR) GLOBAL FLORAL RESOURCE, INC. BUYER (GFR) GLOBAL FLORAL RESOURCE, INC. OWNER 1800 FLOWERS/PALMER FLORIST OWNER 1800 FLOWERS/PALMER FLORIST SOURCING MANAGER 1800FLOWERS.COM DIRECTOR PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT 1800FLOWERS.COM DIRECTOR, PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT 1800FLOWERS.COM VP, PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT 1800FLOWERS.COM PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT 1800FLOWERS.COM VP PROCUREMENT 1800FLOWERS.COM VP DIRECT SHIP OPERATIONS 1800FLOWERS.COM CEO 48LONGSTEMS, LLC DIRECTOR OF SALES 48LONGSTEMS, LLC VICE PRESIDENT OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AAFLORAL DESIGNS FLORAL MERCHANDISER ACME MARKETS SALES MANAGER ACME MARKETS AVP - CAPITAL MARKETS AGFIRST FARM CREDIT BANK OPERATING ADVISOR AGIS CAPITAL LLC MANAGING PARTNER AGRICOLA MANAGEMENT NATIONAL ACCOUNTS MANAGER AGRICOLA MANAGEMENT PORTFOLIO LEAD FLORAL DIRECTOR AHOLD USA BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER AHOLD USA MERCHANDISER I AHOLD USA BUYER I AHOLD USA BUYER II AHOLD USA BUYER II AHOLD USA BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER AIR FRANCE KLM MARTINAIR CARGO VICE PRESIDENT AKUA FLORAL SALES MANAGER ALBERTSONS COMPANIES ASSISTANT MARKETING & MERCHANDISING ALBERTSONS COMPANIES VP OF FLORAL ALBERTSONS COMPANIES GVP PRODUCE AND FLORAL ALBERTSONS COMPANIES ALEXANDRA FARMS NATIONAL KEY ACCOUNT MANAGER ALFA LAVAL DIRECTOR ALLIANCE FOR ADVANCED SANITATION BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER ALLIGATORTEK FLORIST ALLY'S FLOWER ASSISTANT/TRANSLATOR ALLY'S FLOWER GENERAL MANAGER AMATO DENVER BUSINESS OWNER AMAZING OCCASION MANAGER AMERICAN BEAUTY FLORISTS NATIONAL SALES MANAGER AMERICAN TAKII SALES ANDEAN FAIR PRODUCE INC OWNER ANDREA GRIST FLORAL ART PURCHASING ANGEL PLANTS MANAGER ANGEL PLANTS CORPORATE FLORAL MANAGER ANGELO CAPUTO'S FRESH MARKET PRODUCE BUYER ANGELO CAPUTO'S FRESH MARKETS PRODUCE BUYER ANGELO CAPUTO'S FRESH MARKETS OWNER ANGELO CAPUTO'S FRESH MARKETS OWNER ANGELO CAPUTO'S FRESH MARKETS MARKETING ANGELO CAPUTO'S FRESH MARKETS TREASURER ANGELO CAPUTO'S FRESH MARKETS OWNER/FLORIST ANNIE'S GARDEN FLORAL ASSISTANT ANNIE'S GARDEN OWNER ANNIE'S GARDEN GENERAL MANAGER ARCTIC COLD STORAGE GUEST ARTISTIC BLOOMS OWNER ARTISTIC BLOOMS OWNER AS PLANNED EVENTS OWNER AS PLANNED EVENTS FLORAL COORDINATOR ASHLAND FOOD COOP DIRECTOR OF PRODUCE & FLORAL ASSOCIATED GROCERS FLORAL BUYER/MERCHANDISER ASSOCIATED GROCERS FLORAL MERCHANDISER ASSOCIATED WHOLESALE GROCERS FLORAL DIRECTOR ASSOCIATED WHOLESALE GROCERS FLORAL DIRECTOR ASSOCIATED WHOLESALE GROCERS FLORAL DIRECTOR ASSOCIATED WHOLESALE GROCERS FLORAL BUYER ASSOCIATED WHOLESALE GROCERS - OK CITY DIR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT B FRESH FLORAL CROP CARE DIRECTOR BACKYARD FARMS VICE PRESIDENT BAISCH AND SKINNER CORPORATE BUYER BAISCH AND SKINNER DIRECTOR QA HACCP BALDOR SPECIALTY FOODS DIRECTOR FOOD SER SUSTAINABILI BALDOR SPECIALTY FOODS DIRECTOR FRESH CUTS BALDOR SPECIALTY FOODS DIRECTOR OF RETAIL SALES BALDOR SPECIALTY FOODS CEO BALL HORTICULTURAL COMPANY DIRECTOR OF PRODUCE AND FLORAL BALLS FOODS DIRECTOR BAY AND BAY STEWARDSHIP AND SUSTAINABILITY BAYER CROP SCIENCE HORTICULTURE MARKETING LEAD BAYER CROP SCIENCE PRINCIPAL BEACON RESEARCH SOLUTIONS PURCHASER BERRY BARN DBA 1749380 ONTARIO LIMITED MANAGER BERRY BARN DBA 1749380 ONTARIO LIMITED SALES AND MARKETING B-FRESH FLORAL FLORAL BUYER BIG Y FOODS MANAGER BIOWORKS PRESIDENT BIRCH TRADER PRODUCE & FLORAL CATEGORY MERCHANT BJ'S WHOLESALE CLUB BLACKRIVER FLOWERS BLACKRIVER FLOWERS CEO/FOUNDER BLAZER CONSULTING BUYER BLOOMEX INC RVP BLOOMNET SALES BLOOMS2GO SALES MANAGER BLOOMS2GO OPERATIONS BLOOMSZ LLC OPERATIONS BLOOMSZ LLC CFO BLOOMY CO BLOOMY CO PRINCIPAL BLUESTEIN & ASSOCIATES SALES MANAGER BM2 FREIGHT SERVICES PRINCIPAL BM2 FREIGHT SERVICES, INC. PRINCIPAL BM2 FREIGHT SERVICES, INC. CEO BOESEN THE FLORIST CORPORATE BUYER BOESEN THE FLORIST CORPORATE BUYER BOESEN THE FLORIST ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE BOLTHOUSE FARMS, INC. GENERAL MANAGER BONTÉ COMMERCIAL MANAGER BONTÉ PRESIDENT BOUCKAERT INDUSTRIAL TEXTILES PRINCIPAL BRIDGE DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS, LLC ASSOCIATE BRIDGE DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS, LLC SENIOR DIRECTOR OF ASSET MANAGEMENT BRIDGE DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS, LLC FLORAL DIRECTOR BRISTOL FARMS MANAGING DIRECTOR BROOKHAVEN MARKETPLACE DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS BROOKHAVEN MARKETPLACE STORE MANAGER BROOKHAVEN MARKETPLACE CATEGORY MANAGER BROOKSHIRE GROCERY COMPANY OWNER BUXTON'S GARDEN & FLOWER SHOP OWNER BUXTON'S GARDEN & FLOWER SHOP SENIOR DIRECTOR OF FLORAL C&S WHOLESALE GROCERS BUYER C&S WHOLESALE GROCERS FLORAL BUYER C&S WHOLESALE GROCERS BUYER CACTUS & TROPICALS SALES & PROCUREMENT CAITO FOODS DIRECTOR OF FLORAL & NON-PERSHABLE CAITO FOODS VICE PRESIDENT OF SALES, MARKETING & PRO CAITO FOODS DIRECTOR OF SALES CAITO FOODS PROCUREMENT DIRECTOR CAITO FOODS SALES CAITO FOODS PRESIDENT CEO CAITO FOODS DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS FRESH KITCHEN CAITO FOODS VP OF FOOD SAFETY CAITO FOODS VICE PRESIDENT MARKETING CALIFORNIA AVOCADO COMMISSION PRESIDENT / OWNER CALYX FLOWERS DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS CALYX FLOWERS PRESIDENT & CEO CASTELLINI COMPANY LLC VP SALES AND PROCUREMENT CASTELLINI COMPANY LLC PRESIDENT CATEGORY PARTNERS SALES CAVICCHIO GREENHOUSES SALES CAVICCHIO GREENHOUSES SALES MANAGER CELLOCATOR FLORAL MANAGER CHARLIE'S PRODUCE DIRECTOR OF PROCUREMENT CHARLIE'S PRODUCE SENIOR VP PROCUREMENT CHARLIE'S PRODUCE DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS CHOPTANK TRANSPORT SPECIALIST CJSC BELAYA DACHA TRADING OWNER CLARION CONSTRUCTION, INC. V.P. SALES/PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT CLARK CONTAINER PRESIDENT CLASSIC HARVEST PURCHASING MANAGER CLESEN WHOLESALE SALES MANAGER CLESEN WHOLESALE GM & BUYER CLEVELAND PLANT & FLOWER CO HARDGOODS BUYER CLEVELAND PLANT & FLOWER CO CONSULTANT CLIN R & D ASSOC VP OF SALES AND MARKETING COAST PRODUCE DIRECTOR OF PRODUCE AND FLORAL COBORN'S DIRECTOR OF PRODUCE AND FLORAL COBORN'S PRODUCE/FLORAL MERCHANDISING COBORN'S VICE PRESIDENT COFACE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER COMPASS HOLDING PRESIDENT CONSOLIDATED NURSERIES LOGISTICS CONSOLIDATED NURSERIES SALES/MARKETING CONTAINER CENTRALEN CEO CORPORACION ROOTS S.A. HEAD OF SALES CORPORACION ROOTS S.A. SALES ACCOUNT MANAGER CORRIGAN COO/GENERAL MANAGER CORRIGAN CORPORATION MARKETER COUNTRY GARDEN SHED SALES AND MARKETING COUNTRY GARDEN SHED MASS MARKET SALES CPF CLINICAL CONSULTANT CPS PRESIDENT CRISTINA FOODS, INC. PRINCIPAL CURRAN CONSULTING VP BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CUSTOM CONCEPTS / IUK PRESIDENT DALMARES PRODUCE, INC. DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS DALMARES PRODUCE, INC. COO DALMARES PRODUCE, INC. OWNER DAMSELFLY DESIGNS OPERATIONS MANAGER DANONE MEXICO OWNER DEBORAH STRAND DESIGNS GENERAL MANAGER DECCO US AREA MANAGER NORTH AMERICA DEKKER CHRYSANTEN BV MARKET/PRODUCT MANAGER DELIFLOR LATINAMERICA PRESIDENT & CEO DENVER COLD STORAGE, INC. DIRECTOR OF WAREHOUSE OPERATIONS DENVER COLD STORAGE, INC. NATIONAL MASS MARKET DIRECTOR DENVER WHOLESALE FLORISTS GENERAL MANAGER DESTINY PACKAGING DEVI FLOWERS WHOLESALE DEVI FLOWERS WHOLESALE SALES DEWAR NURSERIES OWNER DEWAR NURSERIES SALES DEWAR NURSERIES GROWER DIAMOND RIDGE PEONIES FLORAL DIRECTOR DIERBERGS MARKETS STORE OPERATIONS DIERBERGS MARKETS FLORAL DIRECTOR DIERBERGS MARKETS OWNER DIERBERGS MARKETS PRODUCE MANAGER DILL PICKLE FOOD CO-OP PRODUCE MANAGER DILL PICKLE FOOD CO-OP VP/COO DIMARE FRESH DIRECTOR DIMARE FRESH CHICAGO - GENERAL MGR DIMARE FRESH FOOD SAFETY COORDINATOR DIMARE FRESH VICE PRESIDENT DMA SOLUTIONS PRESIDENT & CEO DMA SOLUTIONS ACCOUNT DIRECTOR DMA SOLUTIONS COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR DMA SOLUTIONS MANAGER DO-IT CORP NORTH AMERICA MARKET MANAGER DOW BUILDING SOLUTIONS MANAGER DT INC. MANAGER DT INC. BUYER & MARKETING DWF PRODUCTION LINE MANAGER DWF CONSULTANT DWF PRESIDENT DWS WAREHOUSE VP GROUP BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT EBEAM TECHNOLOGIES BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER EBEAM TECHNOLOGIES ENG EDEN ROSES ATTY EDEN ROSES ASSOCIATE EI LLC COUNSELOR (AGRICULTURE) EMBASSY OF MALAYSIA NATIONAL SALES MANAGER ENGLAND LOGISTICS SR. DIRECTOR NATIONAL SALES ENGLAND LOGISTICS FLORAL COORDINATOR/BUYER ENGLISH GARDENS OWNER EVENT FLORAL INC MANAGER EVENT FLORAL INC OWNER EVENTS AT SAPPHIRE CREEK NATIONAL ACCOUNT MANAGER EVERFRESH PACKAGING FABIRINI'S FLOWERS PRESIDENT FABIRINI'S FLOWERS BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER FAIR TRADE USA SR. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MGR FAIR TRADE USA SR. SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGER FAIR TRADE USA BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER FAIRTRADE AMERICA FAIRWAY MARKET BUYER FAIRWAY MARKET PRESIDENT FES OHIO INC LEAD DESIGNER FIDDLEHEADS FLOWERS MANAGER FLAGSHIP FOOD DIRECTOR OF MARKETING FLORAGUPPY OWNER FLORAL ARTISTRY EVENT SERVICES FLORAL ARTISTRY FLORAL DEPT MARKETING STRATEGIST FLORAL BUSINESS CONTRIBUTING EDITOR FLORAL BUSINESS MANAGING DIRECTOR FLORAL CHAIN GROUP COMMERCIAL MANAGER FLORAL CHAIN GROUP BUYER FLORAL INTERNATIONAL XPRESS, LTD. MASS MARKET SALES DIRECTOR FLORAL INTERNATIONAL XPRESS, LTD. SALES FLORAL INTERNATIONAL XPRESS, LTD. OWNER FLORAL MECHANICS SPOUSE FLORAL MECHANICS VP OF SALES AND MARKETING FLORANATION OPERATIONS MANAGER FLORANATION FARM DIRECTOR/ CHEIF GROWER FLORANATION KEY ACCOUNT MANAGER FLORANATION PROCUREMENT MANAGER FLORANATION SHOP MANAGER FLORASOURCE OWNER FLORASOURCE MARKETING AND SALES FLORCONTROL MANAGER FLORCONTROL HUMAN RESOURCES FLORCONTROL SALES MANAGER FLORES BOHEMIA SALES MANAGER FLORES CARMEL OWNER FLORI FARMS OWNER FLORI FARMS LEAD BUSINESS INSTRUCTOR FLORIOLOGY INSTITUTE DESIGN MANAGER/BUYER FLORISIN LLC OWNER FLORISIN LLC OWNER FLOWER CART INC OWNER FLOWER CART INC CREATIVE DIRECTOR FLOWER HOUSE/POT + BOX BUYER FLOWER PAK BUYER FLOWER PAK BUYER FLOWER PAK BUYER FLOWER PAK BUYER FLOWER PAK BUYER FLOWER PAK BUYER FLOWER PAK BUYER FLOWER PAK PRESIDENT FLOWERAMA DESIGNER FLOWERAMA OWNER FLOWERAMA 104 MANAGER FLOWERAMA 104 DIRECTOR, RETAIL OPERATIONS FLOWERAMA,
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