The convenience services industry has become an attractive acquisition target, but today’s buyers aren’t just large national operators and private equity-backed groups. Increasingly, there are corporate executives, senior managers and entrepreneurs leaving other industries and looking for their next chapter. For operators considering an exit, that raises a key question: Is it worth the risk?
Innovation is reshaping convenience services – and Imagination Way at The NAMA Show brings it to life. Explore immersive, real-world environments featuring robotics, smart retail and breakthrough self-service solutions in non-traditional markets – and see how they can drive revenue for your business.
TendedBar’s new system targets growth categories including dirty sodas, refreshers, iced coffee, energy drinks and boba beverages. Slabb Kiosks, owned by 365 Retail Markets, will support the initial build and future hardware initiatives, according to the companies.
40 Under 40 highlights innovators who demonstrate leadership and a commitment to advancing convenience services for vending, micro markets and workplace beverages.
