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Tim Hogarth

President and Chief Executive Officer - Pioneer Petroleum

Pioneer Petroleums has been recognized as one of Canada’s 50 Best Managed Private Companies. Canada’s 50 Best Managed Program, sponsored by Arthur Andersen, CIBC and National Post, was established in 1993. The 50 Best logo has come to symbolize Canadian success - companies that are growing rapidly and excelling. “This recognition is very gratifying, especially since it comes just three years into the implementation of a long-term growth strategy we developed in 1997,” said Tim Hogarth, President and C.E.O. “This award speaks to the commitment and dedication of Pioneer people at all levels of the organization across Ontario.” Tim Hogarth, President & CEO

Pioneer’s growth strategy was built around a commitment to better meet the demands of customers for quality, service and convenience, said Mr. Hogarth. “Our Snack Express Expanded Retail Offer, which was first introduced in late 1997, has been very successful.” Pioneer also continues to invest in its people and facilities. The company has developed comprehensive training and incentive programs, and continues to invest heavily in upgrading and refurbishing its retail network. “Today’s Pioneer delivers a broad variety of products and services in a welcoming and safe environment,” said Mr. Hogarth. “Our focus for the future is on continuing to meet and exceed our customers’ expectations.” In 2000, Pioneer expanded into the U.S. market for the first time through a joint venture between The Pioneer Group Inc. and Bay Petroleum of Lansing, Michigan. Bay Petroleum’s sites are now being rebranded as Pioneer gas bars, and are introducing both Snack Express and Pioneer Bonus Bucks. Pioneer was founded by Murray Hogarth in Hamilton in November 1956, with the opening of its first gas bar on Upper James Street. The Burlington-based company owns and operates more than 160 locations from Windsor to Ottawa and north to Timmins. Head office staff, District Managers and Station-of-the-Year winners celebrate award announcement.

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