Root Man

ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

  • 5/21/2016

    Comings & Goings: June 2016

    <p>Jack Link’s, Minong, Wisconsin: Tom “TD” Dixon joins the company as its first chief marketing officer.</p>
  • 5/21/2016

    Solution Provider News: June 2016

    <p>Bensalem, Pennsylvania-based T.C. Millwork’s new wireless gondola system was installed in the Boots cosmetics section of 13 Walgreens stores in Texas.</p>
  • 4/19/2016

    Solution Provider News: May 2016

    <p>IRI, Chicago, recently launched IRI Lift, a real-time digital advertising solution that measures offline sales lift.&nbsp;</p>
  • 4/19/2016

    Comings & Goings: May 2016

    <p>Twinlab Consolidated Holdings named Naomi Whittel chief executive officer. She succeeds Tom Tolworthy, who left the company to pursue other ventures.</p>
  • 3/21/2016

    Beiersdorf, Edgewell Provide Grooming Solution

    <p>Collaborative effort with Walgreens spells three-way success during the back-to-school season</p>
  • 3/19/2016

    Comings & Goings: April 2016

    <p>Nestle Waters North America, Stamford, Connecticut: Nelson Switzer joined the company as vice president and chief sustainability officer.</p>
  • 3/19/2016

    Solution Provider News: April 2016

    <p>TimBar Packaging &amp; Display, Hanover, Pennsylvania, will now incorporate the Shelfbucks platform into its customer point-of-purchase (P-O-P) displays.</p>
  • 2/15/2016

    Comings & Goings: March 2016

    <p>The J. M. Smucker Co., Orrville, Ohio, promoted Barry C. Dunaway to president, Big Heart pet food and snacks. He succeeds David J. West, who will remain a member of the company’s board of directors, advising in areas such as corporate strategy and growth capabilities.</p>
  • 2/15/2016

    Solution Provider News: March 2016

    <p>Perception Research Services, Teaneck, New Jersey, has merged with fellow research agency In Vivo BVA, Paris.</p>
  • 1/25/2016

    The Shopping List

    <p>CPG experts weigh in on whether the shopping list is still king for food shoppers and marketers, and the answer is yes – sort of.</p>