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A&W Revenue Royalties Income Fund

300-171 West Esplanade
North Vancouver BC V7M 3K9 CAN
http://www.awincomefund.ca

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A&W Revenue Royalties Income Fund is a limited purpose trust established to invest in A&W Trade Marks Inc, which through its ownership interest in A&W Trade Marks Limited Partnership owns the A&W trade-marks used in the A&W quick service restaurant business in Canada. It has granted A&W Food Services of Canada Inc, a license to use the A&W trade-marks to market Root Beer in cans and bottles to the retail grocery trade as well as its acts as a franchisor of hamburger quick-service restaurants in Canada.

Key Executives

NameTitle
Susan D. SenecalCEO/CEO, Subsidiary/President/President, Subsidiary
Patricia A. ParenteVice President, Divisional/Vice President, Subsidiary
R. Neil FarmerVice President, Divisional/Vice President, Subsidiary
Robert D. FusseyVice President, Divisional/Vice President, Subsidiary
Angela GriffithsVice President, Divisional/Vice President, Subsidiary
Nancy E. WuttuneeVice President, Divisional/Vice President, Subsidiary
Brent M. ToddVice President, Divisional/Vice President, Subsidiary
Tom NewittVice President, Divisional/Vice President, Subsidiary
Kelly A. BlanksteinCFO/CFO, Subsidiary
Mike AtkinsonVice President, Divisional/Vice President, Subsidiary
Catherine AndersonSecretary

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