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NJFC Taps 2 For Board As Sitar Steps Down After 50 Years Of Service
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NJFC Taps 2 For Board As Sitar Steps Down After 50 Years Of Service
The New Jersey Food Council has announced the election of two new members to its board of directors – Mary Demos of Whole Foods Market and Jonathan D’Orsi of ShopRite of Carteret – as Len Sitar steps down from the panel after nearly 50 years of service, the longest tenure in the organization’s history. Sitar, president of ShopRite of Carteret, a single-store owner in the Wakefern family, joined the NJFC board of directors in 1977. During his ten…
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