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  • Hershey Announces Retirement of International President Humberto P. Alfonso

    TheHershey Companyannounces thatHumberto (Bert) P. Alfonso, 57, President, International, intends to retire from the company by the end of June.
  • Target Addresses Digital Channels

    The company will make a $1B investment in technology and supply chain, after the overwhelming demand for the launch of its Lilly Pulitzer collection shed a light on its digital capabilities.
  • Mondelez International Launches "Shopper Futures" Program

    Mondelez International seeks to re-define the shopping experience by turning to startups, issuing an open call to startups that are disrupting the retail space.
  • The New Frontier For Personalized Customer Experience

    How can you maximize customer satisfaction, loyalty, retention through a personalized, relevant experience using Analytics? See how IBM Predictive Customer Intelligence solution meets these objectives.

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  • Mondelez International Publishes Call For Well-being 2014 Progress Report

    Mondelez Internationalpublishes its Call For Well-being 2014 Progress Report, detailing how the snacking company exceeded many key environmental goals and took significant steps forward to meet its remaining global well-being targets by 2020.
  • 2015 Visionaries

    CGT is proud to present the 2015 class of Visionaries. These are seven of the brightest minds in the industry, leading their companies down the path to success. Whether nominated by peers, partner companies -- and even competitors -- the executives featured here all exemplify the term "visionary" and will inspire you to action as you read about their accomplishments.
  • Characteristics of Visionaries

    In her monthly column, Lora Cecere reveals what it is like to work with 'visionary executives in the consumer goods industry and identifies the characteristics that make them stand out.
  • Why 20 KPIs is all you Really Need in TPM

    Teachers know all about cognitive overload: students presented with too much information are unable to process what theyre hearing and end up learning less rather than more. This is a lesson that consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies could absorb as they monitor the performance of their trade promotions.
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