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The Oklahoma Wholesale Marketers Association was formed in 1941 to represent the interests of wholesalers, manufacturers and brokers involved in the distribution of convenience products.

Typical products purchased and sold by convenience distributors include candy, tobacco, snacks, beverages, health and beauty care items, general merchandise, foodservice and groceries.
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American Wholesale Marketers Association 

Dick Dunham

Dick Dunham
Vice President of Operations
Stephenson Wholesale Company, Inc.

Congratulations to Dick Dunham, 2008 American Wholesale Marketers Chairman.

Association News
Chairman’s Perspective
Sunday, January 06, 2008


Paving the Path to Success at AWMA

By Dick Dunham, Stephenson Wholesale Company, Inc.

I begin my term as the new chairman of AWMA with excitement and, I must admit, a bit of trepidation.  Outgoing Chairman Jode Bunce of Eby-Brown did an incredible job, and he will be a tough act to follow.  Jode helped to coin the new AWMA motto, Championing Distributor Value and Building Profitability, and this phrase is evident in all association activities including research, education, conferences and government/industry relations. It defines what we do as an association, providing clear-cut objectives.  

Thankfully I’m surrounded by a very supportive team comprised of the attentive AWMA staff and dedicated industry volunteers that make up our board of directors and committees. I’m certain that together we can continue to pave the path of success for AWMA—a path that has been well established, but that will never be “finished.”  Being the best association we can be is an ongoing goal, not one that is accomplished and filed away. 

 

  

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Legislatures in 44 states to convene in 2008
Friday, January 04, 2008



Author :  Mark Schlachtenhaufen 
Date :  01/02/2008

(OK) Legislatures in six states will not be meeting this year, and a number of legislatures have already commenced, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures 2008 preliminary session calendar. Oklahoma's legislative session convenes on Feb. 4 and adjourns on May 30.

Arkansas, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Oregon and Texas will have no regular session in 2008, according to the NCSL calendar. Two states - Pennsylvania and Rhode Island - convened on Jan. 1. Meanwhile a number of legislatures - those of Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin - meet throughout the year.

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