Angela Hanson is a Senior Editor at Convenience Store News. She focuses on retail and foodservice, exploring themes such as consumer behavior analytics, retail management, and beverage production, which are critical to the convenience store industry. Angela's insights and expertise have also been featured in Progressive Grocer.
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Angela Hanson's coverage revolves heavily around product promotions in the convenience store and gas station industry, with a focus on private sector announcements and press releases. To effectively reach out to her, consider pitching new product launches, exclusive promotions or partnerships within the convenience store and gas station space.
Given Angela's emphasis on covering company initiatives through press releases and private sector announcements, she may be receptive to pitches that include insights into emerging retail trends impacting convenience stores and gas stations.
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To succeed in today’s increasingly competitive space, convenience retailers must concentrate on operational excellence.
Members can enjoy extra deals and benefits during World Cup season.
By: Angela Hanson
Functional foods, order customization and increased focus on value are among today's notable foodservice influences.
Ben Lucky will oversee the development of signature food concepts as the company expands its network.
By: Angela Hanson
The Mountain Dew Dunker is available for a limited time while supplies last.
By: Angela Hanson
The retailer's partnership with Tote focuses on giving store associates the tools they need to be better, faster and more responsive to customer needs.
By: Angela Hanson
The new design is inspired by the 1970s era of Weigel's, highlighting a pivotal decade in the company's growth and evolution.
Members of Dash In Rewards can enjoy a week of $2.50 deals.
The lawsuit claims that usage of a tool from Kalibrate violates the state's main antitrust law.
The long-rumored stock market listing could value the company at more than $9 billion.
