All Nisa articles – Page 30
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Members welcome new Nisa directors
Nisa-Today's has appointed its first ever independent non-executive directors to its Holdings Board, a move which has pleased Nisa members.
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Nisa gets serious on local sourcing
Nisa-Today's is recruiting a local sourcing manager. The new position will involve negotiating trading arrangements with individual regional suppliers to enable the group's retailers to trade more easily with local producers.
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Small stores rail against Nisa charges
Nisa has defended its new levy system for low and missed orders despite a chorus of opposition from members (C-Store, September 21, 2007).
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Nisa backs Bibby deal
Bibby's recently acquired controlling interest in Costcutter is good news for the Nisa membership, chief executive Neil Turton told the group's annual conference this week.
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Clash over Nisa's low order charges
A row has erupted between Nisa-Today's and Select & Save over the buying group's decision to implement a controversial system of charges for its members.
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Nisa to set up councils
Nisa-Today's has revealed plans for a series of democratically elected regional councils to give members a say in the group's decision-making processes.
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Nisa launches huge recruitment drive
Nisa-Today's has revealed plans for a massive recruitment campaign intended to attract 300 retailers over the next year.
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Nisa forum a success
Nisa-Today's has held its first Nisa Members Only Forum - a series of presentations and workshops covering the group's strategy.
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Nisa members urge debate
Nisa retailers have called for the Nisa-Today's board not to make any rushed decisions as it looks to find a permanent replacement for former chairman Edwin Booth.
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Growth for Nisa despite setbacks
Nisa-Today's is still in good health despite the collapse of the merger with Costcutter last year and the recent sale of members such as Anglian Convenience Stores and Heald's Supermarkets, the group maintains.
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Retail duo serve up a second Café Nisa
Mohammad and Farhana Saleem have opened their second Café Nisa as part of a new Nisa Local store in Greenwich, East London.
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Costcutter and Nisa get back to day job
by ronan hegarty Nisa-Today's and Costcutter are both seeking to fill gaps in their trading teams left open during merger talks between the two companies.
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Nisa members get greater say
Nisa-Today’s is to give its members a greater say in the running of the company after retailer ‘rebels’ responsible for blocking its merger with Costcutter were elected to the board of directors.
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Sparks to fly at Nisa
The board of Nisa-Today's will face a major examination of the way it handled the collapsed merger with Costcutter at the company's AGM later this month.
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Nisa searches for a new plan
Nisa-Today's members will need to get involved in some deep discussions about the future of the group following the collapse of the Costcutter merger, according to chief operating officer Neil Turton.
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Decision day draws near for Nisa members
Nisa-Today's chief operating officer Neil Turton has said that the proposed merger with Nisa is unequivocally "in the group's best interests".
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Nisa deal fails to heal rift
The bitter struggle for the future of Nisa-Today's looks set to continue despite an improved offer to members as part of the proposed merger with Costcutter.
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Rebels tell Nisa to scrap merger
The group set up to contest the proposed merger between Nisa-Today's and Costcutter has once again called on the Nisa-Today's board to abandon the deal.
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More bidders for Nisa in the frame
The proposed merger between Costcutter and Nisa-Today's may have flushed out a number of other potential bidders for Nisa, with cash and carry operator Bestway and the Co-operative Group believed to be interested.