Russ's Market, Super Saver: Pay Raybould
In the 1960’s Russ Raybould started a grocery store that today has become the 36th largest employer in the state. His one little grocery store on the corner of 17th and Washington in Lincoln now has 22 locations across Nebraska and Iowa and is a staple in the state. And keeping any company going for 55 years isn’t easy let alone the grocery industry that has seen so much disruption from Walmart to Amazon to Covid. The chain continues to stand the test of time in part due to it’s friendly employees and also due to Russ’s son Pat Raybould who joins us today.
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In the 1960’s Russ Raybould started a grocery store that today has become the 36th largest employer in the state. His one little grocery store on the corner of 17th and Washington in Lincoln now has 22 locations across Nebraska and Iowa and is a staple in the state. And keeping any company going for 55 years isn’t easy let alone the grocery industry that has seen so much disruption from Walmart to Amazon to Covid. The chain continues to stand the test of time in part due to it’s friendly employees and also due to Russ’s son Pat Raybould who joins us today.
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Connect with the Nebraska Made | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn
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This show is produced by Grindstone.
Interested in starting a podcast? Visit grindstoneagency.com/podcasting to learn more.
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