NABC Chair Teddy Koukoulis Appoints Strategic Visionaries to Council Leadership

North American Blueberry Council has filled two critical leadership vacancies by appointing Brian Bocock to the board of directors and Gonzalo Canessa as chair of the United Blueberry Advisory Committee.

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North American Blueberry Council chair Teddy Koukoulis unveiled two pivotal additions to the council’s leadership team. Brian Bocock, owner of Bumbleberry Acres of Michigan, was appointed to the U.S. Grower position on the NABC Board of Directors, and Gonzalo Canessa, president of Hortifrut Imports, was appointed chair of the NABC’s United Blueberry Advisory Committee.

NABC board members are charged with addressing issues, opportunities and industry practices that drive success and profitability in the production and distribution of blueberries in North America and around the world.

The UBAC, composed of importers who voluntarily double their assessment to support increased promotions and marketing, improved data and insights and industry advocacy, is charged with overseeing how funds from the Blueberry Memorandum of Understanding are allocated.

Koukoulis also finalized appointments for a newly created membership committee for NABC. Invitations to serve will be sent to prospective committee members soon.

“The expertise and dedication Brian and Gonzalo bring to these roles are essential as we navigate an increasingly dynamic time in our industry’s history,” Koukoulis says. “By strengthening our leadership and establishing the new membership committee, we’re ensuring the NABC remains a powerful advocate for the success and profitability of the blueberry industry.”

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