Convenience Matters
Summary: 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.
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- Artist: National Association of Convenience Stores
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Podcasts:
Today's mobility system is centered around privately-owned, individually-driven, gas-powered personal vehicles that sit unused 95% of the day accounting for 15% of U.S. emissions that increase pollution, traffic congestion and infrastructure pressure. What emerging technologies and societal trends could create opportunities for a re-envisioned mobility future?
Hurricane Harvey's effect on the fuel infrastructure is now being felt across the country. Find out what this means for gas stations and consumers in this special episode recorded Aug 31.
Disasters – large or small – can strike anytime and anywhere devastating homes, families and communities and American Red Cross volunteers are always ready to help. In search of donations of money, goods and gratitude, hear how you can make a difference and get involved with the Red Cross.
Regulations affecting vehicles in the United States and Canada have the potential to dramatically reshape the transportation industry by 2025. The manufactured vehicles and required fuels could influence the landscape of the fuel supply and distribution industry in the coming decade.
It only takes one instance of food borne contamination - or rumor of contamination - to essentially kill your food brand and business. Hear how you can protect your customers and your reputation.
Leveraging more than 100 years of public data, experts evaluate the relationship between transportation capabilities and where and how people live. Hear insight into the dynamics that might shape living conditions as populations in urban environments expand.
We talked with Kum & Go’s VP of Fuel, James Peroli, about selling E-15, customer reactions and his opinion on the future of mobility.
#79 A Conversation with Cumberland Farms
#78 Fueling With Purpose
#77 Getting Crafty with Beer Sales
#76 How Would You Introduce a New Transportation Energy System?
#75 A Conversation with Aramark
#74 Miracles by Speedway
#73 Talking Shop With The SupermarketGuru
#72 Gulf Oil on Weathering a Storm
