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2012 NACS State of the Industy Summit ‐ Attendee Report April 3‐5, 2012 Last Name First Name Company Title Bunting Antonio 24 Seven Fuel & Food PArtner Budhwani Rahim 6040 LLC CEO Fenton David 7‐Eleven, Inc. Senior Vice President Seymour Matthew ADA Inc. President Pfeiffer Russell Alon Brands Inc. Senior Financial Analyst Potter David Alon Brands Inc. CFO Sanker Donna ampm VP Marketing Oneslager Richard Balmar Management Group President Singh Jay Bolla Oil Vice President Operations Min Max BP ampm Marketing Manager Smith Kyle Buffalo Services Van Cleave Clifton Buffalo Services, Inc. President/CEO Mulcahy Brian Chevron Merchandising Standards & Analysis Manager Chronister Wendy Chronister Oil Company dba Qik n EZ CEO Mrozek Jane CHS Inc. Marketing Specialist Witzel Bryon CHS Inc. Retail Specialist Alameda Edward Classic Car Wash Manager Coulson Mike Coulson Oil Company Chairman of the Board Coulson Beth Coulson Oil Company Zakrzewski David Coulson Oil Company President Kuehn Karen Country Fair Financial Controller Rankin Paul Country Fair Vice President Lawrence Kyle Craigs Food Stores President Lawrence Patrick Craigs Food Stores District Manager Mack‐Cox Kathleen Craigs Food Stores Operations Manager Flint Anne Cumberland Farms Inc. Sr. Category Manager ‐ Tobacco Forman Gwen Cumberland Farms Inc. VP Marketing Hurley Paul Cumberland Farms Inc. Manager, Financial Planning & Analysis Montgomery Steven Dearfield Energy Ventures COO Canna Kim Delta Sonic Carwash Marketing Director Garcia Jill Delta Sonic Carwash District Manager Potalivo Joe Delta Sonic Carwash Director of C‐Stores Dodge Johnathan Dodge's Stores Senior Vice President Dodge Henry Dodge's Stores President Leathers Nathaniel Dodge's Stores Senior Vice President Gresham Tom Double Quick, Inc. President Schuster Barry Double Quick, Inc. CFO Pope Judson E.J. Pope and Son, Inc. President Crapse David Enmark Stations, Inc. Manager of Accounting Forbes Darren Erickson Oil Products, Inc. Senior Vice President Vander Vorst Gary Erickson Oil Products, Inc. President Hubbard Sonja E‐Z Mart Stores Chief Executive Officer Horn Monique Family Express Corp. CAO Laroux Greg Family Express Corp. VP Facilities & IT Navarre Tom Family Express Corp. VP Fuel Procurement Olympidis Gus Family Express Corp. CEO & President Olympidis Alex Family Express Corp. Director of Operations Olympidis Spiro Family Express Corp. Fuel Procurement Specialist Allen Jim Fastrac Markets LLC VP of Marketing Bullard Jenny Flash Foods, Inc. CIO DeMent Bob Garb‐Ko, Inc. VP Operations Hauck Larry Garb‐Ko, Inc. VP Marketing Dewees Larry Good Oil Co. General Manager Callison Colette Hess Corporation Manager, Consumer Insights Farlow Lance Holmes Oil Company CFO Holmes Edward Holmes Oil Company President & CEO Kofdarali Jack J&T Management President Abel Richard Jaco Oil Director of Stores Carpenter Dave JD Carpenter Companies President Gerwert Mike Kroger Convenience Stores Controller Keeler Mistyn Kroger Convenience Stores Assistant Controller Sindlinger Tucker Kum and Go Business Intelligence Analyst Ward Connie Kum and Go Business Intelligence Analyst Smartt Kevin Kwik Chek Food Stores, Inc. CEO Ackley Darin Kwik Shop, Inc. Director of Finance Parker Jeff Kwik Shop, Inc. President Loehr Steve Kwik Trip, Inc. VP Operations Support Martin Nate Kwik Trip, Inc. Corporate Accountant Waugh Brian Little General Stores, Inc. Director of Retail Gray Mary Lykins Companies Dir. Of Branded Fuels Gaskins Derek MACS ‐ Mid Atlantic Convenience Stores SVP Marketing & Merchandising ‐ CMO Beladi Farzad MAPCO Express, Inc. Retail Accounting Director 2/11/2013 Last Name First Name Company Title Peck Teresa Marine Corps Exchange Director Field Operations Oakes Joe Marine View Ventures Director of Supply Chain Whetstone Jim Martin & Bayley, Inc. VP Real Estate Logan Gary Max Arnold & Sons, LLC CFO Sivills Kimberly Max Arnold & Sons, LLC Asst to CFO White Gerald Max Arnold & Sons, LLC VP Retail Operations Lilly Ruth Ann Mid Atlantic Convenience Stores Category Manager Lusk Chad Mid‐Atlantic Convenience Stores Chief Financial Officer McNutt Donald Midwest Petroleum President Ziegler Jeff Midwest Petroleum VP Finance Miller Jeff Miller's President Moyle Gil Moyle Petroleum President Sachs Jim Moyle Petroleum President Lambis Angelos Murphy USA Vice President Operations Support Services Sidebottom Mark MWS Enterprieses President Wagner Katie MWS Enterprieses Vice President Duskiewicz Fran Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppes, Inc. Senior EVP Messmer Terry Noco Express, LLC Director of Merchandise Morris Doug Northern Tier Retail Finance Director El‐Nemr Tony Nouria Energy Corporation President/CEO Fry Lee Nouria Energy Corporation Executive Advisor Andrew‐Lewis Renee Oasis Stop N Go LLC Loyalty Marketing Manager Lewis Patrick Oasis Stop N Go LLC Partner Buhler Robert Open Pantry Food Marts of Wisconsin, Inc. President & CEO Atzmiller Stephen Pacific Convenience & Fuels LLC District Manager Kovacsik Charlene Pacific Convenience & Fuels LLC Division Manager Freeman Ron Pak‐A‐Sak President Huffman Kevin Pak‐A‐Sak VP of Operations Pester Jack Pester Marketing Company Chairman Spresser Richard Pester Marketing Company President/CEO Andrade Thiago Petrobahia New Business Development Haney Jeff Polk Oil Co./Brookshire Brothers Senior District Director Polk Carl Ray Polk Oil Co./Brookshire Brothers Board of Directors Williams Keith Polk Oil Co./Brookshire Brothers VP of Petroleum & Convenience Stores Gates Derek Power Mart Corp PBD Director Odeh Sam Power Mart Corporation Thurmond Les Power Mart/Cosmo Director PBD‐West Kramer Jeff Prima 7‐11 CEO Martin Stan Quality Dairy President Bultman Greg Quality State Oil President Winter John Quality State Oil Vice President Aubrecht Taylor RaceTrac Petroleum, Inc. Operations Reporting Analyst Galland Brad RaceTrac Petroleum, Inc. Dir Market Research & Analysis Spicknall John RaceTrac Petroleum, Inc. Manager, Operations Reporting & Analysis Steele Adam RaceTrac Petroleum, Inc. Market Research Broviak Keith Ricker's Director of Marketing Downing Jarrod Ricker's CFO Klemme Jason Ricker's Director of Operations Ricker Quinn Ricker's President & CEO Ricker Jay Ricker's Chair Kemerling Jim Riiser Energy President Kopplin Todd Riiser Energy Vice President Martin Ron Riiser Energy Executive Vice President Porter Sharon Rmarts LLC Director of Vendors Razowsky Robert Rmarts LLC President Razowsky Ryan Rmarts LLC Director of New Business Bennett John Robinson Oil Corporation Retail Operations Manager Kingsbury Kris Robinson Oil Corporation Marketing & Merchandising Manager Musser Reilly Robinson Oil Corporation Category Manager Robinson Tom Robinson Oil Corporation President White Steve Robinson Oil Corporation Vice President & CFO Weiner Jerry Rutter's Vice President, Foodservice Brumley Kevin Sac‐N‐Pac President/CEO Drawdy Jenny Scaff's Inc. dba S&S Food Stores Chief Financial Officer Sheetz Joe Sheetz, Inc. EVP Sheetz Ryan Sheetz, Inc. Director Sheetz Louie Sheetz, Inc. Executive VP Marketing Woodley David Sheetz, Inc. VP of Marketing & Sales Cooper Connie South Tenn Oil Co., Inc. Controller Heminger Grant Speedway LLC VP of Marketing Kenney Tony Speedway LLC President Kuns Gary Speedway LLC Director Marketing Support & Tobacco Plumby Glenn Speedway LLC VP of Operations Fisher Ralph St Romain Oil Category Manager Flynn Matthew St. Joe Petroleum Co Director of Operations Aldecoa Lou Stinker Stores CFO 2/11/2013 Last Name First Name Company Title Davis Shawn Stinker Stores VP Co‐Owner Jones Charley Stinker Stores President Shotwell Becky Stop'nGo President O'Brien Kevin Stop‐N‐Go of Madison Inc. CFO Strasburger Roy Strasburger Enterprises, Inc. President, Retail Dewbre Rocky Stripes LLC President/COO, Wholesale Bromley Gary Sunoco, Inc. Manager Convenience Marketing Lyman Wendy Sunoco, Inc. Manager of Beverages Weimer Karl Sunoco, Inc. Brand Analyst Galloway Jack Susser Holdings Corporation Division Manager Sullivan Mary Susser Holdings Corporation Executive VP, CFO & Treasurer Jasper Richard Tedeschi Food Shops VP/CFO McGann Robert Tedeschi Food Shops Vice President Store Development Tedeschi Peter Tedeschi Food Shops President & CEO Miller Michael Tesoro Refining & Marekting Company General Manager, 2Go & Mirastar Brands Hartley Doug The Hartley Companies VP of Operations Kent Bill The Kent Companies President/CEO Robb Bennett The Kent Companies VP Finance & Administration Bratta Jon The Pantry VP Merchandising Fisher John The Pantry, Inc. SVP, Marketing Hatchell Dennis The Pantry, Inc. CEO Reaman Tony The Pantry, Inc. Director Revenue Growth Management Swanson Kristi The Pantry, Inc. Director, Fresh Foods Draizin Don The Parker Companies Consultant Hofmann Brandon The Parker Companies Chief Marketing Officer Parker Greg The Parker Companies President & CEO Boomershine Steve Thorntons, Inc. Director of Category Management Zikias John Thorntons, Inc. SVP Category Management & Supply Chain Newbould Tom Travelcenters of America Director, Retail Marketing Sanford Lloyd Travelcenters of America VP Gasoline Marketing Chaney Curtis Tri Star Marketing Vice President McReakin Chuck Tri Star Marketing Vice President Stewart Jon Tri Star Marketing President Wente Brian Tri Star Marketing Director, Marketing & Media Bartys Anthony Valero Retail Holdings, Inc. VP Retail Operations & Marketing Fitzgerald James Verc Enterprises, Inc. COO Vercollone Leo Verc Enterprises, Inc. President Goyal Varish Vintners Distibutors, Inc. President Pir Pervez Vintners Distibutors, Inc. COO Garrett James Volta Oil Company Inc. Chairman Andreasson Rachel Wallis Companies Executive VP of Marketing Peak Brian Wallis Companies Director Retail Operations Wallis Lynn Wallis Companies President/CEO Banmiller Mary Warrenton Oil Company Retail Operations Director Cantley Jan Warrenton Oil Company CPA Cilek Ann Warrenton Oil Company Office Manager Gauthier Anne Wash‐N‐Go Shell Controller McMullen Ken Weigel Stores, Inc. President Weigel Bill Weigel Stores, Inc. Chairman McCloskey Bill WFS DBA Texor Petroleum Director Retail Young Vernon Young Oil Inc. President Young Brian Young Oil, Inc. VP 2/11/2013.
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