NACS established the Master of Convenience designation in 2019 to acknowledge the hard work and investment that NACS members have made in their personal leadership development. The designation is awarded to convenience retailers who have attended three or more of the five NACS Executive Education programs.
For 2022, NACS recognizes three retailers as Masters of Convenience:
Chris Boling, senior vice president of store operations, Casey’s General Stores Inc.
Joseph Hobson, vice president of marketing, Maverik Inc.
Kristin Jarabek, vice president of category management, Kum&GoL.C.
With the support of their organizations, recipients of the NACS Master of Convenience designation have prioritized self-improvement, which in turn contributes to the growth and excellence of their company and the conve- nience industry as a whole.
To celebrate and recognize their achievement, each year, NACS Master of Convenience recipients are invited to attend the NACS Leadership Forum. At this invitation-only event, attendees learn alongside nearly 200 c-suite leaders and network at receptions and dinners. NACS also recognizes recipients on the Leadership Forum stage and presents them with a special certificate and pin.
To learn more about the five NACS Executive Education programs, visit www.convenience.org/leadership or contact Brandi Mauro, NACS education program manager, at [email protected].