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#309 Retailing With Purpose

#309 Retailing With Purpose

FromConvenience Matters


#309 Retailing With Purpose

FromConvenience Matters

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Length:
28 minutes
Released:
Nov 8, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Consumers will embrace a brand that stands for something, cares about the community, and shares their values. Kum & Go is one convenience retail company that goes beyond leading with purpose and models its entire operation around it. Related Links: NACS Managing Food Waste Guide  Kum & Go/Krause Group 2020 Corporate Social Responsibility Report  Episode #298 Resolving Food Waste as a Business Solution  Hosted by: Carolyn Schnare, Director Strategic Initiatives, NACS and Jeff Lenard, VP Strategic Industry Initiatives, NACS About our Guests: Emily Bahnsen, Philanthropy Manager, Kum & Go Emily Bahnsen oversees Kum & Go’s philanthropic giving programs, including the company’s annual United Way and Habitat for Humanity campaigns, grants and in-kind donations. In addition to her work at Kum & Go, Bahnsen is a member of the Mid-Iowa Planned Giving Council, Association of Fundraising Professionals and Community Foundation of Greater Des Moines Funders Forum. She also volunteers her time with the Young Women’s Resource Center Young Empowerment Partnership board, Business Volunteer Council, and as a reading mentor for Everybody Wins Iowa. Meg Kayko, Waste Reduction Specialist, Kum & Go Meg Kayko oversees Kum & Go's sustainability programs for waste reduction including food donations, recycling and trash management, and more. Meg is actively involved with the NACS Sustainability Strategy Group as a valued contributor and frequent presenter.  
Released:
Nov 8, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Whether it’s for food, fuel, drinks or snacks — about half of the U.S. population is at a convenience store every day. We sell 80% of the country’s fuel and we are 4% of the total U.S. economy. We’ll talk about what we see at stores — and what the future may hold — as long as it’s convenient.