Neither United Nor PMA Represent Production Agriculture
July 30, 2012
A line in our piece United/PMA Impasse More Than Just A Decision About A CEO — It Is A Battle For The Soul Of The
A line in our piece United/PMA Impasse More Than Just A Decision About A CEO — It Is A Battle For The Soul Of The
Our piece, A Modest Proposal For Reviving The Merger Of PMA And United, was an attempt to identify a strategy for selecting a new CEO for
A former chairman of United and experienced helmsman of several produce companies recently weighed in on the United/PMA merger: The approach of the two associations trying
Furthering the conversation on the United/PMA merger breakdown, a person who knows of what she speaks points out that the CEO question — Bryan or
Our piece, United/PMA Impasse More Than Just A Decision About A CEO – It Is A Battle For The Soul Of The New Association, brought
Another thoughtful letter on the PMA/United imbroglio came our way: I disagree with those who claim we have two national organizations duplicating efforts. The PMA
We have received a series of important letters on the topic of the collapsed PMA/United merger effort. Our July 21 edition featured four of these letters.
Why did the choice of CEO matter so much? This is the key question to help us understand why the merger talks between PMA and
One thing that came through loud and clear at PMA’s Foodservice Conference is that many industry leaders believe we should have one national produce trade
Our piece, The United/PMA Fiasco: THE SPIN IS JUST HALF THE STORY — Lessons Learned: Open Up To Industry Input And Focus On Big Things First, brought
