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Fortune's Most Powerful Women list boasts one trillion dollars in stock market value this year. That's what the 27 CEOs on the list control. Here, CGT shines a spotlight on the consumer goods executives that made the 2015 list, which includes executives from PepsiCo, Mondelez, Campbell's, J&J, P&G and more.

P&G is moving the lion's share of its media-buying and planning account in North America, concluding one of the most high-profile media reviews of the year.

CGT honors Lactalis American Group, Inc. for using technology to encourage trials and drive sales via couponing opportunities, and serving ads to consumers who are browsing within a digital grocery environment.

This fall, CGT had the privilege of honoring an elite group of consumer goods companies and executives for transformational business and technology initiatives that stand revolutionize their organizations and industry as a whole. Meet the 2015 winners and finalists.

CGT honors Frito-Lay North America for deploying an advanced analytic trade optimization solution to reduce unprofitable trade promotion spend by up to 50 percent in major accounts, increasing employee productivity, revenue and profits.

Bryan Nella, director of Corporate Communications for GT Nexus, an Infor company, reveals the obstacles and pressures facing the consumer goods industry in the New Year and how to address them.

CGT honors Bruce F. Fleming, EVP & Chief Marketing Officer, Church & Dwight Co., Inc. for making a large, demonstrable impact on his consumer goods organization through the implementation and successful use of new marketing strategies, technologies and processes.