Involvement in a committee allows you to help NACS support the retailer industry and gives you the opportunity to meet and grow relationships with your peers, from other supplier members as well as the retail liaisons to the supplier committees. Only those serving on NACS committees will be considered for serving on the NACS Supplier Board. Committee seats may be held for up to six years. Our Supplier Board pulls new Board candidates from our Supplier Committee members.
A voluntary post, involvement includes 2 meetings per year (travel and hotel expenses are not reimbursed) and some of your time commitment throughout the year on committee conference calls and committee worktime. Click here to view our committee organization chart.
Provides strategic direction for supplier membership outreach, recruitment and retention plans and communications.
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Established prior to 1990, the Exhibitor Advisory Committee provides exhibiting companies with a forum to discuss issues directly related to the NACS Show. The EAC addresses those issues and supports those programs that concern the exhibiting experience and fosters communication between the exhibitors, the official service contractor and show management at NACS. Additionally, responsible for development of Exhibitor Education Programs and content of the online Exhibitor Resource Center.
NACS liaison: Leigh Walls
Executes the Round Up Volunteer program at the NACS Show. Round-up is a group of supplier company volunteers who provide assistance and guidance to NACS Show attendees. It provides a great way of giving suppliers the opportunity to get involved in the show process outside of their exhibit booth and offers additional exposure to meet and greet the industry leaders and decision makers on the show floor.
NACS liaison: Annette Kramer
Supports the NACSPAC retail committee by assisting in raising money for the PAC through the live auction at the NACS Show and supporting individual hard dollar fund raising.
NACS liaison: Myra Gravois
Charged with compiling and interpreting industry metrics, establishing benchmarks, trend analysis, category definitions and other research initiatives that benefit the convenience and petroleum retailing industry.
NACS liaison: Dae Kim
One of the Supplier Board's goals is to maintain a comprehensive database of suppliers who have interest and expertise in a particular area. When there are openings on committees, the database will be the best resource for the board.
If you or someone from your company is interested in getting more involved with NACS, please complete the Supplier Member Interest Form (PDF) and return to Seva Raskin at NACS. For more information, please email us or call (703) 518-4226.