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  • PepsiCo Americas Beverages Names New President

    Prior to joining PepsiCo, Debra Crew worked for companies such as Mars, Inc., Kraft Foods, and Nestle. As part of the new structure, the company will name new leaders at Gatorade and Western Europe in the coming weeks.

  • GMA Reveals Keys to Growth

    According to a PwC/GMA report, consumer packaged goods companies and retailers should invest in brands by leveraging the demand chain to better identify and meet consumer needs. Find out what other key trends are revealed here.
  • Starbucks Partners for Mobile Payments

    Starbucks Coffee Company and Square, announce a broad partnership that aims to bring the best possible payment experience to both sides of the Starbucks counter.

  • P&G Taps Olympians for Social Media Campaign

    Beginning later this month, Olympic athletes will be appearing on Pampers social media channels including YouTube and Facebook.
  • Walmart to Sell Genetically Modified Corn

    Earlier this year, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and General Mills all refused to carry Monsanto's corn, but there's one giant chain that's going for it.
  • PepsiCo Invests in Myanmar

    PepsiCo, Inc. signs an agreement with Diamond Star Co., Ltd., a unit of the Capital Diamond Star Group, to distribute PepsiCo beverage brands in Myanmar.
  • Social Collaboration Success

    Many corporations have gotten a taste of the sweet success that comes from using social platforms to allow the "crowd" to help them innovate. Here are a few of the more compelling case studies, compiled by Innovationedge, which works with clients to identify appropriate groups and collaboration spaces to direct messages and achieve results.
  • Driving Retail Collaboration

    Johan Sauer of Cognizant's Consumer Goods Consulting Practice explains the origins of the trade promotion model, and describes how to leverage consumer and shopper insights to drive collaboration with retail trading partners.
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