Hy-Vee

As part of this year’s summit, Hy-Vee will work to identify suppliers with diverse backgrounds and is encouraging minority-owned and women-owned businesses to apply.

Hy-Vee CEO Jeremy Gosch was named vice chairman of the board of directors, and executives Donna Tweeten and Aaron Wiese will assume president roles overseeing distinct business areas.

Hy-Vee will hold virtual cooking classes, store tours and free A1C screenings throughout November.

Hy-Vee Medicare Aisle has developed free Medicare plan comparisons for seniors.

Several retailers, including Walgreens, Southeastern Grocers, Publix, Hy-Vee and Walmart, are providing support to communities impacted by Hurricane Ian and Fiona.

Throughout September, Hy-Vee, along with its employees and partners are helping families come together during mealtime by providing resources and support to make mealtime easier.

Hy-Vee’s dietitian team will administer free biometric screenings to customers at more than 60 of its locations.

Vendors are invited to submit their products for potential Hy-Vee distribution.

Flu vaccines are being offered at the retailer’s more than 270 pharmacy locations, with no appointment or prescription necessary.

Gosch will lead alongside Aaron Wiese, who will serve as CEO and president of Hy-Vee’s subsidiaries and supply chain as well as vice chairman of the board of directors.

Hy-Vee dietitians are hosting a series of programs and workshops focused on helping kids and families prepare for the upcoming school year with healthy recipes.

Aaron Wiese will become Hy-Vee’s next CEO, effective Oct. 1. Jeremy Gosch will remain president and chief operating officer.