Personnel Moves

As part of the senior leadership team, Cornstubble will be responsible for guiding the organization and its D2C team to engage new and existing consumers online and in retail stores.

Yeung will be responsible for EnsembleIQ’s marketing strategy including brand marketing, marketing communications and marketing operations that fuel audience engagement, revenue and business growth.

Brady will be responsible for leading the company’s modernization efforts and growing the brand’s grocery and snack portfolio, which includes brands such as Slim Jim, Duncan Hines, and Angie's, and BOOMCHICKAPO.

Anheuser-Busch InBev announced a newly aligned commercial leadership structure that includes the appointment of its first chief growth officer.

Deanna Bratter will assume the new role, responsible for helping the company achieve its goal to be net zero by 2030.

Hasbro has made two leadership changes this week, first naming Shane Azzi as its new chief global supply chain officer. Additionally, Matt Austin is moving into the chief commercial officer role. The company also acquired D&D Beyond.

Three ex-Amazon leaders will take the helm as chief operating officer, chief merchandising officer, and chief financial officer.

Keurig Dr Pepper named Ozan Dokmecioglu as its new CEO, succeeding Bob Gamgort.

Rather than immediately fill the role of CEO, the company has decided to temporarily create an executive committee, made up of several senior executives from within the company.

Lowe will be responsible for the overall strategy and delivery of new enterprise membership and subscriptions initiatives across the company’s grocery, drug, convenience, retail technology, and consumer goods channels.

The new CIO will leverage his decades-long background in corporate tech, engineering management, product strategy and development starting May 1.

Impossible Foods founder Pat Brown is stepping down as CEO, with former Chobani president and COO Peter McGuiness taking his place.