Executive Chairman and Owner John Hazen White Jr. will remain actively involved in the company.

More than 1,400 employees of ASA member companies have made their voices heard in Washington.

In honor of Gentille’s dedication and passion for the association and industry, the foundation formerly known as MCERF has officially been renamed the John R. Gentille Foundation.

Originally scheduled for May 11–13, the fair is postponed due to the global spread of COVID-19 and the increasing number of travel restrictions.

PHCC staff will continue to monitor legislation and keep lines of communication open with policymakers on Capitol Hill.

Members of the Building Trades Unions, along with their union contractor partners, have been collecting new, unopened respirators and other vital personal protective equipment (PPE) to aid the city’s frontline health care workforce.

The company will share its extensive history over the course of the year through its initiative — 75 Days of Baker.

Among its 2019 efforts, MOHF dedicated time and resources to a scholarship program; turkey, coat, and blood drives; and a holiday wish program.

Ongoing revenue is 4.3 percent ahead of last year with continued market share gains in the United States.

All eyes are on the spreading coronavirus, and distributors have an especially important task in managing the challenges that arise from the global health crisis.