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Comment - Beer - Remembering Graham Mackay
By Larry Nelson | 28 January 2014
SABMiller's Graham Mackay, who passed away last month
Last month, the chairman and former CEO of SABMiller, Graham Mackay, passed away. Ahead of a memorial service in London later this week, Larry Nelson looks back at an extraordinary career.
I first met Graham Mackay on a dismal, grey November afternoon in central London. He was in town in the wake of South African Breweries' listing on the London Stock Exchange, drumming up interest in this then-relatively unknown emergent in the international brewing scene, conducting a series of one-to-one interviews with journalists.
He made a memorable first impression. Unlike other captains of industry, who would smile and seek in some fashion to charm, imposing their energetic personalities, Graham ran against type. He was decidedly quiet and soft-spoken, his answers measured and thoughtful.
This was in 1999, just after SAB acquired a controlling stake in Radegast and Plzensky Prazdroj in the Czech Republic, marking the first time in the 100-plus years of its existence that more of the company's beer was brewed outside of South Africa than at home. Total volumes were then around 56m hectolitres and, with operations in 21 countries, SAB was no slouch. Those modest numbers by today's standards were sufficient to rank it amongst the top ten global brewers – yet with no guarantee that the firm would remain in the running in a consolidating market.
Think back 15 years ago - a relatively short period by most measures yet a lifetime ago in brewing industry consolidation. It was conceivable then that any number of brewers with strong presences in a handful of markets could emerge as head of the class. Carlsberg, Heineken, AmBev (pre-Interbrew), Interbrew itself, Scottish & Newcastle, Asahi, Kirin, Coors, Miller, Molson, Foster's Group, Diageo/Guinness – even the fatally flawed Anheuser-Busch – all had an opportunity to rule the world.
Yet, it was Mackay and his team of South African execs who pushed through, making good on their ambitions. Starting with under-invested assets in Eastern Europe and partnering in China, the subsequent transformational deal was undoubtedly the acquisition of Miller in 2002. There followed expansion into Western Europe and Latin America, a reshaping of the US market by partnering Miller with what was then an independent Coors, and positioning for hoped-for growth in India, partnerships in Africa with Castel and Turkey and Russia with Efes. Lastly, there was the 2011 acquisition of Foster's in Australia, a deal that went against the SABMiller norm in that it had more of a feel that it was made for defensive reasons rather than for growth potential.
Asked in a Brewers' Guardian interview in 2008 if all of this had been foreseen back in 1999, how the future might unfold and whether it included a robust SAB, Graham replied: "I think in conceptual terms what we've accomplished between then and now is broadly what we set out to accomplish, but that doesn't mean that I or anyone else could have foreseen how the consolidation of the world's beer industry was going to turn out.
"In principle, what we were trying to do when we moved our domicile and primary listing to London was to get into and then remain in the top tier of consolidators, in the belief that if what was done prudently that there would be value to be gained from it. And, I think, at that sort of level, what has happened has exactly borne that out."
Later encounters with Graham ran to form. He was never heard to raise his voice, the tone remained measured. He could be sparked by an idea that suggested the questioner had some insight into SABMiller's business or the industry generally and was kind in offering considered answers.
Conversely, to the undoubted chagrin of a communications team who sought not to actively antagonise journalists, he could also quietly convey deserved disdain for those who hadn't done their homework or who posed questions with answers that were self-evident.
At the outset of 2008, in the same interview, Graham was asked if he had accomplished what he had set out to do or if he harboured further ambitions.
"There's never an end to history," he said. "I'm not dissatisfied with our progress to date; I think we've done okay. But there's no sense of, if I would retire tomorrow, I would say, 'That's the end of it now. Somebody else must just run the show.' Absolutely not. I think a lot can be done by myself or other people."
He did point to SABMiller's talent throughout the organisational and its considerable operational capabilities as "a sustained tour de force". If this hadn't been achieved, indeed sustained, then little in the way of the famed M&A activity would have been possible. Everyone wants to work alongside, partner with, a winner.
Yet – we've done okay? A modest reply, certainly, and, when challenged that results-to-date suggested a more generous appraisal, he demurred, saying, "I'd rather leave that to other commentators."
Let the historians posit, then, that Graham Mackay did more than perhaps anyone to transform the international brewing industry. He and the SABMiller team have demonstrated a remarkable ability to broker a deal, to partner with other players. Their model differs from their competitors in that there are considerably more partnerships in place – with Molson Coors in the US, China Resources Enterprise in China, Castel across sub-Saharan Africa and latterly Anadolu Efes in Russia – that suggest an ability to be trusted and to expect the same in return.
There are risks entailed here – a shared house is never an easy thing to manage. It now falls to Alan Clark and the tried-and-tested senior management of SABMiller to sustain the multinational's remarkable ascendancy atop the global brewing industry rankings.
Graham Mackay is to be honoured this week by his family, friends and colleagues at a memorial service in London. He'll be missed and remembered fondly by all who were fortunate enough to come into contact with his intelligence and quiet warmth over the years. The world is a poorer place for his passing.
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Some years ago I attended a memorial service for a friend of mine. At it, one of the people giving a eulogy said something along the lines of "As someone who goes through the same conflicting emotions, I know how hard it was for him trying to reconcile his sexuality with his Christianity." It was a very emotional part of the event, and it stuck with me and I still remember it many years later. Not only because the person giving the eulogy had at that time spoken little about his own sexuality, but also because many of those who knew the person for whom the memorial service was being held probably didn't know he was a Christian. But this must be something that affects thousands of people in this country. It is also a conflict that will affect many more people who whilst not gay, have a strong Christian identity and have strong liberal convictions.
I deliberated a while before writing this post, as adding yet another post to the discussion about what Tim Farron's attitudes are or are not on both religion and the morality of homosexuality or abortion, didn't necessarily feel helpful. But when the quote above came to mind again, it felt like something I wanted to get off my chest. As someone who doesn't believe in any religion and was brought up in a resolutely atheist household, wading in to any discussion on religion is also perhaps not helpful. However that's what I am about to do.
I imagine being a Christian has many parallels with how people such as myself became Liberal Democrats. We hadn't initially thought about why we were, we just sort of knew deep down that it felt right. Later on as you read more about it, you get to know more people involved and you start to deliberate either with others or internally some of the issues that arise, you realise that your gut instinct was right, and yes you are a Liberal Democrat. But like being a Liberal Democrat you also find some of the things that are said or that are written don't tally with quite how you feel about the world. Largely they aren't fundamental issues, but they are places where if pressed you find it hard to reconcile your gut instinct view with the accepted view of what being a Liberal Democrat is about. In the end you have to accept that no one will ever agree on what is ideologically pure and even if they could then everyone's beliefs are always a bit of a compromise as you have also been heavily influenced by other life experiences, the opinions of others or you simply just take a different view from the accepted wisdom of other Lib Dems.
I once wrote a comment on a blog where I disagreed with the party's views on how education was structured. One person came back and asked me "why on earth therefore was I a liberal" because of my views on that one specific subject. It was, and is, entirely unfair to question someone's whole political outlook based on their views on one issue, or even one part of an issue. Just as I have tended towards a more traditional socialist structure on the organisation of education, I have also over the years not agreed with votes at 16 (these days I tend more towards ambivalence) and I have also not felt entirely comfortable with allowing gay couples to adopt (although I've accepted that it's better than the alternatives). These are all issues about which many Liberal Democrats feel passionate and they see as something that makes them identify as a Liberal Democrat. For me, they aren't but I am a Liberal Democrat in nearly every other respect so why should a tiny handful of specific issues make me fundamentally not a Lib Dem.
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Dollar Thrifty's stock may not respond much to the company's announcement yesterday because investors anticipated that the company would consider a rival bid, Agnew said.
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Posted: 6 Jun 2001 12:00PM GMT
Edited: 6 Apr 2003 7:57AM GMT
In Corinth < Saratoga Co NY there lived the family of SETH HASKINS and his wife Lucy LITCHFIELD and their children;
Seth born About 1764 was the son of ANTHONY HASKINS and Rhoda GOODRICH ;
Seth was murdered on the streets of Corinth September 15, 1819
(from my notes)
Of Anthony's children,
Seth was murdered in Saratoga county;9/15/1819
John was a Methodist minister, died here in Elery,died 4 Sept. 1828 age 54 buried Lewis Burying ground, he married to one SALLY WOOD no other data
and with
ISAAC I Did not find him yet MAY be an error in the above notes, No (ISAAC) found here but ENOCH is here very early as the rest of these are; went to western New York; ELLERY
William and NOT FOUND YET
David died here 12 Feb. 1839 age 54 wife not found yet
His son DAVID G HASKINS , settled in Chautauqua; G. 1817-1894.
HASKIN, Jane CARPENTER, his wife, died 16 July 1899 age 78 (daughter of Elihu Carpenter and Patience (Bleekman)).
HASKIN, Andrew, their son, 1849-1849.
HASKIN, Patience F. (Francelia) daughter 1855-1858.
Ira b ca 1782 went to Clinton county,IOWA? and afterwards came back to to Chautauqua;died here 4/28/1852 wife "Claracy" died Aug 16, 1849
So it seems the children of Seth, after his murder came to Chautauqua CO with their Uncles Haskins,
I also think that Seth's wife / Widow, LUCY is here also;
there also was here in 1820 one ENOCH HASKINS wife was Mary WADSWORTH and others I have not yet had time to place, but will add as I go
Freedom HASKINS Son of SETH and Lucy Litchfield Haskins name is also found in our local records as HASKIN, which causes some confusion;
Freedom and most of his siblings, came to Chautauqua Co NY, some stayed and are buried here a few went west;
Freedom HASKINS , All I can find about him is listed below and looking for ANY info on his wife especially;her FATHER, Mother Isbel
Ira HASKINS, born April 19, 1792 died Ellery July 20, 1873 he married to Hannah SEARLES b April 20, 1794 died Ellery June 21 1851 both buried LEWIS Burying ground;
Ira Haskins lived near Maple Springs, Ellery Twp., Chautauqua Co., New York, he is buried in the Lewis cemetery there. He bought the farm adjoining Lewis cemetery from Abel Lewis. Ira's daughter Sally Ann Haskins married Benjamin Lewis, son of Abel and they had 2 sons, one which was named Ira Haskins Lewis. Benjamin Lewis died 28 August 1839. Sally later married a Thomas Dalrymple.(Alvin Lewis)
buried as HASKIN
Son of Ira Hiram, b HASKIN(S), Hiram, died 29 Sept. 1889 age 72 Lewis Burying ground w/wives
HASKIN, Catherine (nee Caldwell) 1st wife of Hiram, died 20 June 1851 age 32.
HASKIN, Rebecca C. (nee Parker) 2nd wife of Hiram, died 3 Jan. 1867, age 43.
HASKIN, James, son of Hiram and Catherine, died 3 Oct. 1841, age 3.
HASKIN, infant son of Hiram and Catherine, no dates.
Rhoda HASKINS January 05, 1791 d February 05, 1852 married to
Tubal Cain OWEN, 1791-1837 both are buried in the same Lewis Burying ground as her sister Sally
Sally HASKINS b about 1801 married here to Isaac JACKSON she died here August 22, 1836 in Ellery, Chautauqua Co Ny he is buried there with his 3 wives, Including SALLY HASKINS< at Lewis burying ground town of Ellery Chautauqua CO NY
JACKSON, Isaac, 1801-1882 (no stone).
JACKSON, Polly (nee REED), his 1st wife, died 1 Aug. 1832 age 27.
JACKSON, Sally (**HASKINS), 2nd wife, died 22 Aug. 1836, age 35.
JACKSON, Lucretia, 3rd wife, died 28 May 1846 age 43.
Lucy HASKINS,born about Abt. 1806 married to Hartford WINCHESTER they are buried at Bemus Point Cemetery, Chautauqua Co NY
all are buried here in various cemeteries,
Betsey HASKINS b December 21, 1794 married to Alexander CHILDS and went to Manasha, Winnebago, WI,she died there 1866
John HASKINS,b March 01, 1797 Married to Gertrude ASH and went to Bradyville Iowa he died Nov 17, 1868
Today I found FREEDOM Son of Seth in the Fentonville Cemetery in the town of CARROLL, which is just a very short distance from Warren Co PA, almost on the line;
Milton BENNETT b June 8, 1828 died Feb 9, 1919
Wife Maria HASKINS b October 4, 1838 died Oct 29, 1926
Daughter of Freedom HASKINS and Catherine LESHER, they share a large monument in Fentonville Cemetery; Bennett one side HASKINS the back side listing Freedom HASKINS July 7, 1803 Corinth, Saratoga Co, NY died Dec 24, 1886
Wife Catherine LESHER born April 2, 1808 died April 1, 1899
4 small stones are beside this monument listing only the 4 first names of those on the monument; My Family line
Children of Freedom and Catherine ALL born here in either ELLERY or Fentonville :
1, Ira, August 14, 1827
2 George April 28, 1829
3 Harriet April 13, 1831 M Henry EDMONDS
4, Martha, b March 09, 1833 M Ezra BENNETT buried FENTONVILLE
5 SETH Haskins b March 07, 1835 m Salina CRANDALL
6, Maria b October 04, 1838 not yet found
7, Henry HASKINS May 11, 1842 Lucinda EDMONDS
8, Ethan A HASKINS May 02, 1846 m Pheba ?
there may be others
ALSO in Fentonville Cemetery is ISABEL LESHER, the mother of above CATHERINE; probably of the LESHER family of the same town Corinth, Saratoga Co, NY
Her stone is quite eroded and hard to read, but the dates near as I can find were; died March 1873 Aged 89-9-29 giving her a birth date about 1783
there is a bare spot next to her stone then another stone for John HASKINS, 1843-1864 and another probably a daughter Lesher, , stone is very eroded age 24
and another HASKINS< Lucinda Wife of Henry M or W HASKINS d May 18, 1864 looks like age 24
Also here is
IRA Haskins, died Jan 19, 1863 age 35-5-5
Wife Lydia (EDMONDS) she d 4/19/1862 age 32-10-2 (there are alot of EDMONDS here also)
next to Lydia and Ira is Henry EDMONDS, 145th PA VOl 10/13/1824 d 11/12/1867 a flag in place, Civil War
these next in a group; small stones by the large HASKINS Monument
George W HASKINS< 1853-1940
Sarah S. 1856-1930
Ezra L HASKINS 1884 d 1946
Myrtle 1892 1935
EZRA Haskins, 1884-1946
nearby is a small stone for Child HASKINS of G W and Sarah 1892-1895
Large HASKINS monument EAH and the name only Ethan A
Ethan A Haskins
Enlist Date28 July 1862 Jamestown, NY rank Priv age18
Served New York Enlisted A Co. 112th Inf Reg. NY Mustered Out at Raleigh, NC on 13 June 1865
next to a smaller stone for same Ethan A HASKINS 1846-1933 on the other side of the monument is Pheba A 4/21/1846 d 4/26/1908
Pheba is the spelling on the stone, they are in excellent condition
I am posting this to the Chautauqua Co NY BIOS page cause I have no other place to put it, it is a work in progress and all the death dates are from my own research, and cemetry records
Re: Children of Tubal Cain OWEN and Rhoda Litchfield HASKINS
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Tubal Cain Owen md. Rhoda Litchfield Haskins 1810. Nine children:
Benjamin Franklin Owen , Sangerfield NY 1811
Fernanod Cortez Owen, Sangerfield NY 1813
Easton Owen, Haelley NY 1815
Rhoda Owen, Riga NY 1818
Tubal Cain Owen, Caledonia NY 1819
Ira Haskin Owen, Salem OH 1823
Charles Elliott Owen, Salem OH 1825
George Washington Owen, Salem OH 1827 (md. Joanna E. Folkerts, 1852)
Emmely W. Owen, Ellery NY 1834.
Re: Children of Tubal Cain OWEN and Rhoda Litchfield HASKINS
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Edited: 10 Jan 2010 1:21AM GMT
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I am looking to get past my "brick wall" by finding the parents of John M Owen(s), b. 14 Aug 1827, NY, d. 12 May 1885, NE. He left home with the help of his mother at the age of 14 because his father beat the boys with a wire whip (family story). He married Ede M. Lovejoy 29 Nov 1853 at her parent's home in Sparta, Crawford, PA. Her father, Joel Lovejoy is listed as having lived in Chautauqua Co NY before being in PA. Haven't confirmed that it was the same Joel Lovejoy. John M & Ede Owens moved to SE Minn. their 4 children were born there. They then moved to Furnas Co, NE.
I've seen some deep knowledge about the Owen's with the documentation from you in these pages. Can you point me in the right direction to find John M. Owens and even find out where Joel Lovejoy origionally came from? Thanks, Don
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Edited: 30 Oct 2006 8:10AM GMT
In 1840 there are several OWEN (S) in Chautauqua Co NY
but none will show a son John there,
only ages Approx, and sex,
You Have Tubals kids,
There is a JOHN OWEN SR no age in my files that fathered LYDIA OWEN b Abt. 1829
Past research notes were
Lydia if OWEN is probably the dau of JOHN Owen and Lucy STODDARD, also buried in Fentonville, and her son was named JOHN also Lydia married to IRA Haskins, these are all intermarried and I relate to HASKINS
Joel LOVEJOY in 1840 lived in HARMONY, in 1840 he is 30-40 has sons and daus
and Harmony is on the Warren Co PA Border
also in 1830 one Joel lived in Sheridan,ae 30-40 there are others there too both census ;
Tubal was a son of PHINEAS Owen and Rachel Smith
Tubal died 1837 he had at leasst 1 brother Phineas Jr also
I looked several places and have no idea who your John OWEN(S) is;
Joel LOVEJOY in Crawford Co is in 1850 age 45 BORN NY
a few doors from LEVI LOVEJOY 53
both have big families all b NY
Re: Children of Tubal Cain OWEN and Rhoda Litchfield HASKINS
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Posted: 28 Nov 2003 12:53PM GMT
Owen, Haskin
A few scattered notes on the Owens.............
Tubal Cain Owen was born 1791 and died Mar. 24, 1837 at age 46. He is buried in the Lewis Cemetery, Town of Ellery. He operated a carding and cloth dressing shop on the east branch of Bemus Creek (Corner of Miller Hill road and Ellery Center-Maple Springs road on the 1854 map). He married Rhoda Litchfield Haskins. Rhoda bron 1791 and died Feb. 5, 1852 at age 61/13/0. She is also buried in the Lewis Cemetery, Town of Ellery. Rhoda was the daughter of Seth Haskin and Lucy Litchfield Haskin. I believe that their children were Benjamin Franklin Owen, Fernando Cortex Owen, Easten Owen, Rhoda Owen, Tubal Clarence Owen, Ira Haskin Owen, Charles Elliott Owen, George Washington Owen and Emmely Owen.
John Owen began a tavern at Fentonville also a ferry in 1816. He was a native of Windsor, Conn or Salisbury Conn. He died Feb. 6, 1843 in the Town of Carroll at the age of 107 years, 10 months, 8 days. He settled in Chautauqua County in 1812. Don't know to whom he was married: Their children seem to be Ira Owen, came with his father and settled east of him................Reuben Owen, second son of John. Lived on the old homestead. Married Hannah Clark...................Alvin Owen, youngest son of John. Lived at Fentonville. Married Miss Hadley. Had three children. Drowned in the Conewango by the upsetting of his skiff............Elsie Owen, married George W. Fenton Sr.
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My Grandfather, Clarence, b 1875, born in Ellery, son of Hiram b. 1816 in Hadley, NY so of Ira Haskins,b 1792, so of Seth Haskins. I'm looking for an official vital record of Ira, as the son of Seth & Lucy Litchfield Haskins. I would like to join the DAR and this is my only missing vital record. Thanks, Gladys Marie Haskin Schoenknecht
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