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Japanese Korean Latvian Lithuanian Malay Maltese Norwegian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Serbian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swedish Thai Turkish Ukrainian Vietnamese Welsh Yiddish No Margin For Error Mitch Morrison And Samantha Oller Faced with high debt and mounting competition, The Pantry forges a new strategy—again IT was a new beginning, the ushering in of a fresh era. Respected in the supplier community, Terry Marks took the helm of The Pantry and realized its unmet opportunities and untapped leverage, much like a lion that had not yet realized its roar. Marks brought in his A-team, former colleagues from Coca-Cola Enterprises, to head up marketing, and hired a new CFO, CIO and human resources executive. Together, the new company leadership shed some assets, curbed the company’s notorious M&A appetite, invigorated its portfolio with a fresh foodservice theme, and attempted to seed a company culture based on individual empowerment. Most important, the Marks team sought to streamline a disparate set of stores collected over a 15-year run into a single retail brand, Kangaroo, and a brand-focused forecourt presence propelled by Marathon. That was two years ago. Since then, much has changed. Marks is gone. So are the marketing execs, the CFO, the CIO and Pantry veteran and former operations leader Brad Williams. And with the old executive team, gone is talk of “lifting all boats” by meeting core operational metrics. In place is another new team that, much like Marks and his crew, come from outside the c-store channel, raising questions of whether their results for the company will be any different. Steering The Pantry is former supermarket executive Dennis Hatchell, with a new CFO and senior vice president of operations bringing more CPG experience to the company’s c-suite.Hatchell’s team has been busy making its own mark, producing the first ground-up in five years, rolling out a new demographics-based marketing initiative, entering into a multiyear fuel branding deal, and investing in new software to enhance margins on the forecourt and sales per square foot on the backcourt. It is all part of an effort to strike a balance between the simple but wildly ambitious goals of the previous Marks administration and an even earlier legacy that favored store-count growth over operational excellence—and whose decisions still beleaguer the chain. Instead, the Hatchell team is banking on the powers of localization and that consumers will reward it for meeting their specific needs. At the same time, the Cary, N.C.-based chain faces an invasion of its Carolina beachhead. QuikTrip [CSP—March ’13, p.
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