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Our representative reported to us that Roger was seen on the Zip Line of a major cruise ship, and also on a Flow Rider which shoots water out at 35 mph and then he was spotted doing the rock wall climb. Roger, as anyone who has worked with him or called on Safeway’s Eastern Division knows, seldom took a day off, let alone a vacation for any extended period. We understand he was recently sighted by one of Food World’s roving reporters on a cruise ship which had 6,000 passengers and a crew of 2,200. We were pleased to learn that retired Safeway (Eastern Division) vice president Roger Herding is enjoying his retirement days. For more information on this luncheon contact Yvette Seoane at are happy to report that retired Baltimore-Washington food broker David Finkelstein, Kluge Finkelstein & Company, is doing very well after major surgery last month. The Mid-Atlantic Chapter of NEW, in partnership with the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA), is hosting a luncheon at the Willard InterContinental (Washington, DC) Ballroom on December 13. To make reservations, go to click on the calendar at the left side of the home page and scroll down to Greater Philadelphia. The event, held at the National Constitution Center at Independence Mall in Philadelphia, begins at 5:00 p.m. The moderator of the event will Rosalyn Taylor O’Neale, vice president, chief diversity and inclusion officer, Campbell’s Soup Company. senior vice president, U.S., The Hershey Company. Keynote speakers at the event will be : Meg Ham, president Bottom Dollar Food Rick Herring, president of Giant/Carlisle Caitlin Pappas, vice president of consumer sales, U.S., Johnson & Johnson E.

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The greater Philadelphia Area chapter of NEW will host a panel of industry experts November 9 to discuss the topic “Leadership Lessons for Today and tomorrow.” The panelists will share their personal thoughts and leadership lessons and how they have incorporated them in their professional and personal lives. “She is a servant leader, an individual that leads a large retail business but also gets in the trenches to get work done.” O’Hare presented the award at the NEW Leadership Summit last month in Orlando. “Sue played an instrumental part in the founding, management and engagement of the Network’s Southern California region,” noted former NEW regional chair Bobbie O’Hare, vice president of sales development for JOH, who helped establish the network’s regional groups. Locally based Phillips Foods announced the promotions of Brice Phillips as vice president of retail and club sales Donald Manning as northeast regional manager and Carol Tippett as vice president of marketing and strategic development.Īs the Network of Executive Women (NEW) celebrates its 10th anniversary, the organization announced that Sue Klug, president of the Southern California division of Supervalu has been awarded the Bobbie O’Hare Award for outstanding service to the NEW. As Dave Herriman, also retired from Giant, put it, “She was a very special person and one of the reasons for Giant’s success. When Lovena retired from Giant/Landover, she held the position of manager of tech support. We are sad to report the death of Lovena Smith Atwell, who died last month after an 11 year battle against cancer.

Because diet and exercise are important to well-being, we saw this sponsorship as a complement to our focus on helping our shoppers eat well and a nice way to support stronger – and healthier – neighborhoods.” “As America’s Neighborhood Grocer, we are continuously looking for opportunities to give back to our local communities, particularly in areas that promote healthy lifestyles,” said Shelly Nelson, Supervalu corporate director of strategic media services. All told, the sponsorships have supported 1,542 teams – 761 baseball teams and 781 soccer teams – providing more than 20,000 kids with the opportunity to participate in sports. The sponsorships, which began last spring, have helped to offset the cost of local youth baseball and soccer programs for kids between the ages of 4 and 10. The sponsorships underscore the company’s commitment to local neighborhoods. Supervalu has committed $1 million to sponsor 1,542 youth sports teams in markets where its Acme, Albertsons, Cub Foods, Farm Fresh, Jewel-Osco and Shaw’s/Star Market stores operate.

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