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2016 Membership Directory July/August 2016 TheVoice of the Nebraska Grocery Industry July/August 2016 2016 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY The mission of this Association is to serve our members by promoting their success through proactive government relations, innovative solutions and quality services. 1 ACSQuarterPgAd.qxp_NGIA 2/28/14 12:09 PM Page 1 July/August 2016 TheVoice of the Nebraska Grocery Industry coupon redemption in the digital age Associated Wholesale Grocers seamless redemption for full-page digital, electronic & paper coupons 4-color NEW Proudly Offered through Nebraska Grocery Industry Association For more information call ACS at 1-800-260-4642. 2 3 July/August 2016 TheVoice of the NebraskaNebraska Grocery Industry Grocery Industry Association presents “Hackers & Snackers Annual Golf Extravaganza” CONTENTS features & departments Chairman of the Board: at Mogens Knudsen 7 Executive Director’s Corner 29 Associate Membership Quarry Oaks Golf Course Vice Chairman of the Board: 9 Board of Directors 36 Wholesaler Membership Peter Clarke 10:00 a.m. Shotgun 11 Grocery/Convience Store Membership 37 Tobacco Manufacturer Membership Secretary: Wednesday, September 22, 2016 David Green Entry Fee is $130 for Members of NGIA/NATCD and $235 for Non-members advertisers Immediate Past Chair: Lonnie Eggers • Luncheon Only: $50 registration fee for member non-golfer attendees and $75 for non-members 28 Advantage Solutions 32 Kemps • 10:00 a.m. Shotgun Start Executive Director: OBC Affiliated Foods Midwest 20 Kraft Kathy Siefken ADVANCED REGISTRATION & PAYMENT IS REQUIRED 16 Altria 28 Mondele¯z International The tournament is a Texas Scramble format. Fees include the driving range, green fees, cart fees, 2 3 American Coupon Services 28 National Tobacco Directors: Larry Baus beverages on the course, Snack on the Club House Turn, and lunch. Each team establishes their 24 Anheuser-Busch 8 Nebraska Lottery own foursome. Those players without a full group will be combined with other players. A Street Market 32 Arctic Glacier 30 Omaha World Herald Brenda Guill This tournament is included in the annual sponsorship package. Affiliated Foods Midwest IFC Associated Wholesale Grocers 26 Pan-O-Gold Baking Company Eric Haecke Sponsorships are available as follows: 30 Bunzl 26 Pepsi Coca-Cola Refreshments ☐Pre-event publicity, 1 entry fee, hole signage, and recognition in The Voice $300 28 Cheyenne International, LLC 24 Pinnacle Foods Shannon McCord Ideal Market 22 Coca-Cola 18 Retail Data Systems ☐ We would be interested in donating goodie bag items or prizes Steve Pirtle 30 Commonwealth Altadis 6 R.J. Reynolds Associated Wholesale I want to Play Golf! Sign Me Up: 38 Crystal Farms IBC Shazam Grocers ☐ Members of NGIA: $130 per player ☐ Non-Members: $235 per play 12 Dean Foods/Land O Lakes 32 Sparboe Farms Pat Raybould Name ____________________________________ Name ________________________________________ Russ’s Markets 18 Diageo 10 SpartanNash Super Saver Name ____________________________________ Name ________________________________________ 24 Dr Pepper/Snapple 22 Swedish Match Jamie Richards Pan O Gold 30 Fareway Stores, Inc. 18 The Brenmar Company Company _________________________________ Contact Person ________________________________ Tom Ryks Address/City/State/Zip ____________________________________________________________________ 34 Farner-Bocken 24 The Mark Anthony Brands Smart Chicken Phone ______________________ Fax ______________________ Email ___________________________ ☐ ☐ 32 Food Bank for the Heartland 14 Well’s Enterprise Ted Stessman Enclosed is my payment for the above players/sponsorship Please forward a statement Farner Bocken 20 Frito Lay 32 Wildhorse Distributing Stu Wilsman We prefer payment by check but in the event you must use a credit card please provide the following: 37 Hiland Dairy Credit Card: ☐MasterCard ☐Visa ☐Discover Rightway Grocery Card # ______________________________ Sec.# ______ Exp. Date ______________________________ DeLone Wilson Owned and Published by: Cubby’s & Phil’s Foodway Nebraska Grocery Industry Association, Inc. Name on card ____________________________________ Signature_______________________________ 5935 South 56th Street, Suite B, Lincoln, Nebraska 68516-3301 Frank Woodward Hy-Vee Please return this completed form by Sept. 12 to: Phone: (402) 423-5533 or 800-433-6742 • E-mail: [email protected]. NGIA, 5935 S. 56th St., Suite B, Lincoln, NE 68516 or email to [email protected] We retain the right to refuse any advertisement or copy content deemed inappropriate or inconsistent with our goals and objectives to serve our members. 4 5 July/August 2016 TheVoice of the Nebraska Grocery Industry Executive Director’s Corner Approximately six years ago the Nebraska Association of Tobacco & Candy Distributors moved under the umbrella of the Nebraska Grocery Industry Association. The issues and concerns of the convenience store industry and distribution warehouses mirror those of the grocery industry. As a result we have successfully merged the two organizations and we enjoy an efficient, focused organization that represents and protects our interests. We thank those members who continue to support the organization that represents them and their business. Together we have accomplished so much! NGIA successfully fought off a tobacco By Kathy Siefken increase of $1.50 per pack during the 2016 legislative session. We also reduced the proposed Omaha cigarette tax from the initial increase of 65¢ per pack to 17¢ per pack. We were instrumental in passing legislation that prohibits cities from assessing additional taxes on food, fuel, liquor and tobacco. We have been a strong supporter of protecting our retailer’s ability to accept SNAP payments through letter writing, contact with our US Senators and Congressmen, and media articles. The 2017 Legislative Session will address additional retail and tobacco issues. We positively impact future legislators by contributing funds to those political candidates who support our vision and future. We also provide college scholarships that to applicants who are employees or immediate family members of employees of all dues-paying members. We are very proud of our success in the Nebraska Legislature, with regulatory agencies, and within the industry and we intend to continue to represent our industry into the future. But we need the support of all industry members to remain successful. We ask that you support NGIA through: 1. Participation in the events that are held, including the upcoming Hackers & Snackers Golf Extravaganza which is the fundraiser for the organization. This event will be held on Sept. 22 at Quarry Oaks Golf Club. 2. Maintaining NGIA as a dues paying member or joining the Association if you are not already a member. 3. Participation in the Annual Legislative Reception & Dinner in Lincoln on Jan. 19, 2017. This event provides an opportunity to network with your peers, catch up with old friends and make new friends, in addition to visiting with your state senator regarding issues that are important to you. 4. Contributions to the NGIA PAC which allows us to support those state senators who support business and who understand our industry. Details regarding all of the above can be found on the Association website at www.nebgrocery.com or you can contact the Association office at 800-433-6742. We look forward to working with you in the future and hope that you will consider sustaining or increasing your support of the organization that supports your business. Until next time … 6 7 July/August 2016 TheVoice of the Nebraska Grocery Industry Board of Directors – 2016/17 Chairman of the Board Directors: Associates: Mogens Knudsen Larry Baus Eric Haecke Plum Creek Market, A Street Market Coca Cola Refreshments Holdrege Market Place 3308 A St 5415 Dayton St. P. O. Box 577 Lincoln, NE 68502-4512 Omaha, NE 68117-1371 1411 Plum Creek Parkway Phone: 402-477-3633 Phone 402-326-4925 Lexington NE 68850-0577 Fax: 402-477-0631 [email protected] Phone: 308-324-2327 Cell: 402-499-3684 Fax: 308-324-2777 [email protected] Jamie Richards Cell: 308-325-4440 Pan-O-Gold [email protected] Shannon McCord 5207 SE RIO Court Ideal Market Ankeny IA 50021-4025 Vice Chairman of the Board 150 W. 4th St. Phone: 402-515-6507 Peter Clarke Superior, NE 68978-1797 [email protected] Crete Foodmart, IGA MktPlace Phone: 402-879-4430 925 Main Ave Cell: 402-879-5350 Tom Ryks Crete, NE 68333-2255 Fax: 402-879-4122 Smart Chicken Phone: 402-826-5099 [email protected] 13151 Dover St. Fax: 402-826-5098 Waverly NE 68462 [email protected] Pat Raybould Phone: 402-709-6859 B & R Stores, Russ’s Mkt., Super Saver [email protected] Secretary 4554 W Street Dave Green Lincoln, NE 68503-2831 Wholesalers: Grocery Kart – Broken Bow Phone: 402-464-6297 Ted Stessman P.O. Box 741 Fax: 402-434-5733 Farner Bocken Company 937 E.S. E Street Cell: 402-440-2195 9229 Morman Bridge Plz.#2 Broken Bow, NE 68822-0741 [email protected] Omaha, NE 68152-1942 Phone: 308-872-3124 800-555-1088 ext 616 Cell: 308-870-4362 Stu Wilsman Cell: 402-690-9735 Fax: 308-872-3124 Rightway, Inc. Fax: 402-597-2449 [email protected] PO Box 302 [email protected] 601 15th Ave. Immediate Past Chairman Franklin, NE 68939-0302 Steve Pirtle Lonnie Eggers Phone: 308-425-3233 Associated Wholesale Grocers Sr. Director Retail Operations Fax: 308-425-3218 2433 Emily Lane SpartanNash Retail West [email protected] Lincoln, NE 68512-9586 7401 F Street Phone (cell) 402-429-7799 Omaha, NE 68127-1874 DeLone Wilson
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