Wayne Densch Revenue and Competitors

Since 1960, Wayne Densch, Inc. has been an integral part of Central Florida. After seven years as a successful beer distributor in Waukegan, Illinois, Wayne and Nancee Densch were awarded the Anheuser-Busch distributorship for Central Florida in 1960. At that time Budweiser was number the three beer brand in Central Florida. But soon after Wayne Densch came to town Budweiser rose from number three to number one. A position it hasn’t given up. As Budweiser and the Anheuser-Busch family of products grew to become the nation’s best selling beers, Wayne Densch, Inc. settled into its role as the king of the market. Until his death in May 1994, Wayne Densch continued to lead the company in non-stop growth. A caring man with an exceptional personal character, he also set into motion charitable programs and community service projects supporting education and the arts. Wayne Densch was proud to be a part of the fabric of life in Central Florida and donated millions of dollars to the community. In 1986, Mr. Densch contributed $1 million to the athletic program at the University of Central Florida (UCF) for scholarships. In gratitude, the University named its athletic building the Wayne Densch Sports Center, as well as retiring the UCF Knight’s number 1 football jersey in Densch’s honor.