Seven new Directors have officially joined the Beer Store Board of Directors, as ownership in the Beer Store continues to grow among Ontario-based brewers. Four new independent Directors were formally appointed to the Beer Store Board of Directors at a shareholders Annual General Meeting (AGM) meeting held this week, after being selected through an independent search process in Q4 2015.
Also read, Canadian Bartender Crowned Beefeater MIXLDN 2015 Champion. "We are delighted to welcome these new Directors as we implement our new open ownership model. This change to our governance builds on our support for small brewers with increased free listings near their breweries and reduced fees at other locations," said Charlie Angelakos, Chair of the Board of Directors of the Beer Store. The four new Independent Directors are:
In addition, two more Directors, Greg Newbrough of Sleeman Breweries and George Croft of Brick Brewery, were elected to the Board at the AGM to represent larger Ontario-based brewer-owners of the Beer Store with annual sales greater than 50,000 hectolitres per year. Frank Heaps from Steam Whistle Brewing was elected to the Board of Directors as the representative of Ontario-based brewer-owners of the Beer Store with annual sales of less than 50,000 hectolitres per year. There are now 25 Ontario-based brewers who are co-owners of the Beer Store under its new ownership structure open to all brewers based on the province. Those 25 owners include: Amsterdam Brewing Company Barnstormer Brewing Company Beau's All Natural Brewing Co. Brick Brewing Co. Limited Flying Monkeys Craft Brewery Forked River Brewing Company Grand River Brewing Highlander Brew Co. Jeffrey Bruce Halstead (Durham) Brewing Company Hockley Valley Brewing Labatt Breweries Ontario Lake of Bays Brewing Magnotta Brewery Limited Molson Ontario Breweries Moosehead Breweries Limited Nita Beer Company Pioneer Brewery Ltd. Railway City Brewing Sawdust City Brewing Side Launch Brewing Company Sleeman Breweries Steam Whistle Brewing Trafalgar Ales and Meads Wellington County Brewery Inc. Whitewater Brewing Foresters Falls About the Beer Store The Beer Store offers customers 529 brands, provided by 118 brewers. Approximately 1- in-5 brands come from small Ontario brewers. It is a completely open system that allows any brewer in the world to sell their brands in any store they choose. The Beer Store does not set prices. Brewers set their own prices independently in a competitive environment. The Beer Store is deeply committed to responsible sale and not selling to minors and people who are intoxicated. More than 3.6 million customers were challenged in 2013 alone. It is also one of the greenest retailers in the world and collected more than 1.7 billion beer bottles in 2012-2013 (a 92 per cent return rate) and 300 million wine and spirit containers (a 80 per cent return rate). The Beer Store Employs 7,000 hard-working Ontarians with well-paying full- and part-time jobs. SOURCE The Beer Store
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