indiCo Announces New Board Members

OBERLIN, OHIO, March 24, 2016—­­ indiCo announced two new members to its board of directors during CAMEX , the annual conference and trade show of the National Association of College Stores (NACS). indiCo is a subsidiary of NACS that was created in 2013 to assist institutionally-operated campus stores.

New directors are: Michael Kotlinski , director, Gettysburg College Bookstore, Gettysburg, Pa, and Chad M. Schreier, MBA, CCR, director, Jackets and Company, Montana State University, Billings, Mont. They were appointed to three-year terms.

Board Member Charles D. Kissel, MBA, associate executive director, Titan Shops, California State University, Fullerton, Calif., was reappointed for an additional year.

Laura Stevens, director of auxiliary operations, Maryville University Bookstore, St. Louis, Mo., will continue as chair of the board. Continuing board members are: Doug Mason, director, University Store, Brigham Young University-Idaho, Rexburg, Idaho; and Matthew Portner, director of auxiliary services, Ashland University Bookstore, Ashland, Ohio.

EDITOR’S NOTE: CCR (Certified Collegiate Retailer) is an earned professional designation awarded by NACS.

About indiCo

indiCo is a centralized source of business support dedicated to independent college stores. As such, it helps stores adopt shared strategies and practices, introduces new retailing opportunities, and provides leadership, innovation, and proprietary research on issues that are critical to stores’ success. For additional information visit www.indiCo-uniting.com

About The National Association of College Stores

The National Association of College Stores (NACS) is the professional trade association representing the $10 billion collegiate retailing industry. NACS represents nearly 4,000 campus retailers and approximately 1,000 industry-related companies that supply course materials and other merchandise and services to campus stores. NACS provides education and other resources that help its member stores support student success, the campus experience, and the academic missions of higher education institutions. NACS is headquartered in Oberlin, Ohio. Additional information can be found online at www.nacs.org.