National Floorcovering Alliance
Scenes from the NFA Spring Meeting in Vail, Colorado

The National Floorcovering Alliance hosted an evening at 4 Eagle Ranch in Wolcott, Colorado.

Amy Peeples and and Alisa Thomas of Carpets of Dalton.

Charity Rogers and Ryan Rogers of Yates Flooring.

Sam Roberts of Roberts Carpet and Fine Flooring, Jeff Hudson of The Dixie Group and Bill Waters of The Dixie Group.

Ian Newton, general manager, Flooring 101 and Lisa Browning, executive director, National Floorcovering Alliance.

Melanie Godfrey and Tony Godfrey of The Dixie Group.

Ann Mitchell, Nancy Newton and Natalie McSwain.

Mark Lewis of DeGraaf Interiors, Chanel Clifford of Cali and Bob Hardaway of Shaw Industries.

Eric Rupert of Dream Weaver, Will Young of Dream Weaver, Joel Jamie of Yates Flooring, and Joe Young of Dream Weaver.

Donna Mudd of Sam Kinnaird's Flooring, Laurie Springer of Tarkett, Jessica Arscott of Floor Trends and Ashlie Butler of Bob's Carpet and Flooring.

Cali President Doug Jackson and Joel Martin of Dream Weaver.

Randall Sheehe of Emser, Cam Haughey of ICC Floors and Brooke Sheehe.

Carrie Edwards Isaac of Shaw Industries, David Chambers of Nebraska Furniture Mart and Nicki Rayburn of Shaw industries.

Tim Hilfer of Fashion Carpets, Will Young of Dream Weaver and Jim Jensen of Fashion Carpets.

Len Andolino and Jared Coffin of The Dixie Group.















The 43 members of the National Floorcovering Alliance and their vendor partners met at the Grand Hyatt March 21-23 in Vail, Colorado.
The NFA was formed in 1991 by eight of the largest and most reputable independent floor covering retailers in North America. In keeping with the original vision of the group, new members still are required to be a leader in their particular markets with sales of $10 million or more and must be recognized by both manufacturers and other dealers as a company with a track record of high integrity. Additionally, any new prospective NFA member must have 100% approval for inclusion in the group from every existing member. The non-competition structure between members allows all members to freely speak, share and develop new progressive ideas that ultimately benefit the group as a whole.
Read insight from the NFA board, see Floor Trends' coverage of the group's 30th anniversary, along with other news.
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