AG New England Hires Maine Business Development Specialist
Associated Grocers of New England has named Dennis Mogan business development specialist for the state of Maine. In his new role Mogan reports to s.v.p. sales and retail development Mike Violette.
"This is a new position we've created to better serve the Maine market,î explained Violette in a statement. ìDennis is responsible for identifying business development opportunities in Maine, and also works as a retail counselor for some of our AG New England retailers in that state."
Before coming to AG New England, Mogan spent 14 years at Associated Grocers of Maine, where he was director of merchandising and private label. Previous to that, he was DeJarnett regional sales manager, overseeing all aspects of Shurfine and Western Family products.
Pembroke, N.H.-based Associated Grocers of New England is owned entirely by independent retail grocers as members of a cooperative and is the largest retailer-owned, wholesale grocery distribution center in New England. The co-op serves independent retail food stores in Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and the upstate New York/Albany area, including almost 500 supermarkets and convenience retail stores.
"This is a new position we've created to better serve the Maine market,î explained Violette in a statement. ìDennis is responsible for identifying business development opportunities in Maine, and also works as a retail counselor for some of our AG New England retailers in that state."
Before coming to AG New England, Mogan spent 14 years at Associated Grocers of Maine, where he was director of merchandising and private label. Previous to that, he was DeJarnett regional sales manager, overseeing all aspects of Shurfine and Western Family products.
Pembroke, N.H.-based Associated Grocers of New England is owned entirely by independent retail grocers as members of a cooperative and is the largest retailer-owned, wholesale grocery distribution center in New England. The co-op serves independent retail food stores in Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and the upstate New York/Albany area, including almost 500 supermarkets and convenience retail stores.