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GSTV, Parker's, Paysafe, Swisher, Symphony RetailAI and Turkey Hill also make personnel decisions.

The 2019 TWIC Woman of the Year believes it is important for women to be open to all opportunity, not just vertical advancement.

This year's record 25 honorees will be recognized during a summit this fall.

This year's 74 honorees were selected from a record-setting field of nominations.

The company names a new vice president of retail operations, director of retail operations, and category manager and business analyst.

Brandon Hofmann is now president of Parker's Kitchen, and Brian Prevatt serves as president of Parker's Support.

The nationally branded program opened its 8,000th location in 2021.

The 40-year company veteran was key to its growth and known for leading by example.

Greg Franks previously served as senior vice president, chief franchise officer and operations support at 7-Eleven Inc.

Q&A series ties in with Convenience Store News’ Top Women in Convenience awards.

Eby-Brown, Growth Energy, IRI, ITG Brands, Kretek International, National Convenience Distributors and SMSB Consulting Group also make personnel moves.

Lead Driver Daniel Abshire has been with the company for 40 years and succeeded his father in the role.

The long-time president of Busy Bee Food Stores co-founded the New York Association of Convenience Stores.

Delek US, KPS Global, Swisher, Turning Point Brands and The Vollrath Co. also announce personnel news.

The CEO of Texas Born will be honored alongside Hall of Fame inductees Kyle Krause and Vito Maurici this fall.

Industry leaders from Kum & Go and McLane will be celebrated this fall.

Mitch Madoff will serve as senior vice president of private label and supply chain, while Tae Strain steps up as corporate executive chef.

Acosta, Cubby's, Delek US, Impact 21 and The United Family also make personnel news.

Nominees must work for a convenience store retail company and be 35 years old or younger at the time of their nomination.

The fourth-annual program will celebrate the next generation of c-store industry leaders.

The former board of advisors chair will be honored in a virtual ceremony on April 29.

Paul Young has more than 20 years of foodservice experience and most recently served as an area manager with Performance Food Group.

Their latest $2.7 million gift to Penn State Altoona will create a fund for students in need.