Brands for Good+
Accelerating
Culture Change
September 15, 2020 | Virtual Event
About
We are seeing unprecedented acceleration in our culture across multiple axes. We are seeing radical lifestyle shifts happening, and a move towards more sustainable living. What role do brands play in encouraging this great cultural acceleration?
On September 15, the Brands for Good community joined the virtual conference Brands for Good: Accelerating Culture Change to find out how top brands are encouraging sustainable consumer behaviors at scale.
We heard from business titans about how to accelerate our brand and business progress, to drive the change we need to see in the world. We left with immediately applicable lessons and pro-tips to elevate our brand’s authentic and purposeful messaging.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDED:
- Brands for Good unveiled new US socio-cultural research trends and insights from a break through, in-depth consumer study
- Leading CMOs discussed ‘the craft of creativity’ and how to harness it to spark change and cross the cultural zeitgeist
- Business leaders discussed how to pivot at speed in an uncertain world, and shared best practices for driving mainstream consumer behavior towards sustainable lifestyles.
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Agenda
Tuesday, September 15
11:00 am – 5:00 pm ET
Mainstage
Networking Break
Mainstage
Networking Break
Mainstage
Breakout Sessions
Networking Break
Gather
Activity Overview:
- We sat at the front line of change and got inspired during the mainstage plenaries.
- Participated in 1:1 virtual meet-and-greets and made connections with the click of a button.
- Discovered brands that are shaping the future of mission-driven business.
- Stepped up to the stage with fellow attendees during SB Gather sessions.
Speakers
Jan Tharp
President and CEO
Bumble Bee Foods
A champion of Bumble Bee’s mission to create a new generation of seafood lovers by delivering
Known as a transformational leader within the industry, among her peers and with Bumble Bee
Prior to her current role as CEO, Jan held the role of Chief Operating Officer at Bumble Bee for eight
Brad Hiranaga
Chief Brand Officer, North America
General Mills
As Chief Brand Officer (CBO) for North America at General Mills, Brad leads iconic brands like Cheerios, Annie’s, Nature Valley, Yoplait, and Lucky Charms by energizing talent to build differentiated brands in a remarkable and human way.
By encouraging space and freedom to experiment and learn, Brad has built a highly collaborative cross-functional team structure which has produced innovative ways of thinking, like reinventing “Box Tops For Education” in digital, a program that has already donated nearly one billion dollars to schools.
Brad is passionate about General Mills’ mission to solve the hunger gap and to grow one million acres of regenerative agriculture. He believes that doing good is good for business, and that the future of food is shaped by solving real, human problems. Driven by his belief, Brad fosters an environment for teams to drive forward culture-shifting ideas, like Old El Paso’s partnership with LeBron James and the LeBron James Family Foundation to support ongoing meal delivery and community programs.
Jeff Fielkow
President & CEO, USA & Canada
Tetra Pak
Jeff Fielkow is president and CEO of Tetra Pak U.S. and Canada. Mr. Fielkow was named president and CEO in January 2020 after serving dual positions as managing director of Tetra Pak Vietnam and vice president of sustainability for Tetra Pak’s Asia Pacific region.
Mr. Fielkow has held a variety of leadership roles outside of Tetra Pak, including chief marketing officer for Recommunity, LLC, chief operating officer of Chicago-based Container Recycling, LLC and market area vice president for Waste Management, Inc. A global thought leader in industrial innovation and sustainability, Mr. Fielkow received three separate gubernatorial appointments to Wisconsin’s council on recycling.
He holds a B.A from University of Wisconsin and an M.B.A from Marquette University.
Tetra Pak is a world-leading food processing and packaging solutions company with more than 25,000 employees around the world. Founded in 1951 with a long history across the dairy supply chain, Tetra Pak provides safe, innovative and environmentally sound products that meet the needs of people in more than 160 countries.
Ed Huber
Vice President - General Manager, Kingsford and Chief Sustainability Officer
The Clorox Company
Ed Huber is vice president – general manager with responsibility for the Brita® and Glad® business operating units.
Prior to this, Huber was named vice president – general manager, Laundry, Brita® and Greenworks® in 2012. Huber’s previous roles included vice president – Sales, Cleaning Division, and vice president – Walmart Global Team Leader.
Huber joined Clorox in 1991 as a territory sales manager and then served in various customer leadership, sales planning and general management roles. During his tenure as the leader of the Clorox global business at Walmart, he oversaw significant topline growth, grew market share and was recognized as a Walmart Supplier of the Year. While managing the Clorox Laundry business, he led a multiyear product improvement on Clorox® liquid bleach.
Huber is a council member at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in Lafayette, California, and a volunteer for the Moraga Education Foundation. He is an avid golfer and a youth sports coach.
Huber has a bachelor of arts degree in political science from Eastern Illinois University and a master’s in business administration from Bradley University.
Virginie Helias
Chief Sustainability Officer
Proctor & Gamble
With 26 years of experience at Procter & Gamble in Brand Management and Innovation, Virginie is one of the most senior marketing leaders at P&G with a broad experience across multiple categories and global to local brand management expertise.
She has international experience (France, UK, Switzerland and United States). Prior to her current position, she was the Western Europe Franchise Leader for Ariel, one of P&G largest (billion dollar) brands.
She is also recognized for her visioning, change management and leadership development skills. She is a certified coach.
In the past 3 years, she has taken increasing responsibilities in Sustainability, ranging from leading Sustainability Innovation for Fabric Care – P&G biggest footprint category, designing and commercializing Ariel Excel Gel – one of P&G Sustainability Innovation hallmarks –and developing the Future Friendly multi-brand program.
In July 2012, she was nominated to the newly created position of Global Commercial Director for Sustainability, working across all P&G categories and regions. Her mission is to embed sustainability into the innovation, brand building and everyday business practices at P&G.
Virginie lives in Geneva, Switzerland, with her husband and 3 children. She is a long distance runner.
Marc Pritchard
Chief Brand Officer
Procter & Gamble
Marc sets the Company’s multi-billion-dollar media, marketing and advertising strategies, and leads marketing innovations that guide communication and brand building for P&G’s portfolio of trusted, quality brands.
Marc is a veteran of P&G for more than three decades, joining the company in 1982 as a cost analyst in the Paper Division, followed by a move into marketing in 1987 on the Sure anti-perspirant/deodorant brand. He has 20+ years of progressive experience in the Health & Beauty categories, which earned his appointment to president of Global Cosmetics and Personal Care in 2003. Known for his pioneering approach to product and operational innovation, Marc also served as president of Global Strategy for three years, driving sustainable growth and expanded productivity for P&G. He was appointed P&G’s chief marketing officer in 2008.
As P&G’s top brand builder, Marc believes in the power of brands to serve people with the best-performing products, while also being a force for good through ethics and responsibility, community impact, diversity and inclusion, gender equality and environmental sustainability.
He continually leads P&G’s brand-building reinvention and is a leading voice in the media, marketing and creative industry.
Yumi Clevenger-Lee
EVP & Chief Marketing Officer
Nestlé Waters
Yumiko Clevenger-Lee oversees marketing strategy and business development of the company’s brands, including Poland Spring®, Deer Park®, Nestlé® Pure Life®, Perrier®, Acqua Panna® and S. Pellegrino®, as well as the company’s work in the areas of Insights, Innovation and eBusiness. She serves on the Executive Management Team of Nestlé Waters North America, reporting to the President and Chief Executive Officer.
Yumi has experience spanning areas of new product innovation, reinventing brands through purpose, developing engaging campaigns and creating new communication and business models. She is a seasoned and visionary marketer with a passion for consumers and building brands that matter.
Most recently, Yumi led marketing for Latin America at Cereal Partners Worldwide (CPW), a joint venture between General Mills and Nestlé to manufacture and market cereal globally in more than 120 markets. Based in Mexico, she was responsible for all marketing activities across 14 countries, including brand building, innovation/renovation, promotions, category advocacy, regulatory affairs, and margin expansion. In her first eight months in the position, she launched an assortment of 14 new products across 12 markets. She also stabilized market share following three consecutive years of decline
Prior to joining CPW in 2013, Yumi spent nearly a decade in numerous marketing roles at General Mills, based in Minneapolis and Toronto, where she worked on a range of brands including Green Giant Vegetables, Cheerios and Walmart & Sam’s Club Bakeries.
Yumi holds a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts in Business and International Studies from the University of Missouri-Columbia, and an MBA from Northwestern University – Kellogg School of Management.
Jennifer Betka
Chief Marketing Officer
Indigo Ag
With a distinguished career building brands for beloved consumer-facing companies, Jennifer leads Indigo’s corporate and commercial functions as Chief Marketing Officer.
Over twenty years of experience spearheading, executing, and scaling cross-functional marketing campaigns and telling global stories informs her decisions regarding Indigo’s brand, tone, and creative content. She seeks to convey Indigo’s value to growers, buyers, and consumers through an experience that works across the agricultural supply chain.
Before joining Indigo, Jennifer was CMO at StubHub. She contributed to the two-way marketplace’s foundational pivot from just four countries of operation to nearly fifty; Leading breakthrough creative projects while there, Jennifer engaged and retained the global user base StubHub now occupies as the largest ticketing marketplace in the world. Jennifer has occupied several other executive-level roles, leading efforts for Fandom, the Los Angeles Times, AOL, Sirius Satellite Radio, and Time Warner. Expanding brands, navigating innovative new markets, and launching foundational business functions have all been tenets of these previous roles.
She frequently speaks on a range of topics related to creating brand value and engaging diverse audiences, including forums such as Grace Hopper Women in Tech (2016), Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit (2016), and Glamour Women of the Year (2016). A graduate of the Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, Jennifer studied business administration in marketing. She is based out of Los Angeles, where she raises her two daughters.
Keith Cartwright
President & CCO
Cartwright
Etienne White
VP, Brands for Good
Sustainable Brands
Etienne is a marketing strategist, writer and coach, and the Vice President of Brands for Good at Sustainable Brands.
With more than 20 years of global brand management and marketing experience, Etienne has extensive knowledge in building both mainstream consumer brands and eco labels.
Prior to heading up Brands for Good, Etienne founded and ran a company called ‘Possible’ for four years. Through ‘Possible’, she worked at the nexus of sustainability and marketing to help make the impossible, possible, with a diverse array of brands in the US, Europe and Latin America. Previously, Etienne was Chief Marketing Officer at the Forest Stewardship Council, where she led the research, strategic and creative development of the global ‘Forests for all Forever’ rebranding. Before this Etienne held positions as VP Marketing for two US specialty retailers.
Etienne began her career with over a decade in advertising (working at agencies such as Fallon and Leo Burnett) leading award-winning, business-building marketing for a variety of global brands including Citibank, Nintendo, and Procter & Gamble.
Etienne is a native of London, England but now resides with her family in the US.
Wendy Salomon
Managing Director, Reputation & Corporate Strategy
The Harris Poll (Harris Insights & Analytics)
Wendy leads The Harris Poll’s Reputation & Corporate Strategy practice.
She has been measuring and thinking about reputation & disruption for more than 25 years. Wendy helps clients set strategy based on research insights. Her work focuses on reputation management, brand strategy and corporate purpose. She is often called to decipher stakeholder expectations relative to a company’s equity/risk landscape, and to understand how the various facets of citizenship and sustainability intersect.
Wendy has earned particular regard for her ability to consult in challenging B2B environments around the world and is a trusted c-suite advisor. Her service on the boards of various community organizations inspires her, she’s a willing mentor to many, and works to engage and understand her three Gen Z children on a daily basis.
Justine Armour
Chief Creative Officer
Grey New York
Sandy Skees
Global Lead Innovation & Impact Practice
Porter Noveli
Sandy Skees leads the Innovation & Impact Practice at Porter Novelli, a global purpose/communications consultancy, where she works with companies to drive positive business, societal and environment outcomes simultaneously.
She previously led the sustainability practice at BSI, a global environment, health, safety and sustainability consulting firm. She has extensive experience in developing sustainability strategy, including aligning purpose, messaging and communications with business continuity planning, responsible supply chain, and ESG (Environment, Social, Governance) programs. Prior to BSI, Sandy served as Managing Director for Fenton Communications, accelerating progress through social change communications working with foundations, activists and campaigns. Over the years, her work with corporations, nonprofits, and NGOs has been focused on everyday products, recycling and waste, renewable energy, supply chain, human rights issues, social justice and LGBTQ and gender issues.
Skees previously ran her own firm Communications4Good (C4G), where she served early stage and Fortune 500 companies exclusively in the sustainability and CSR sectors. Before founding C4G, she was a partner at Porter Novelli, where she managed the global HP account team in 20 cities/10 countries around the world. Her client experience includes work with JUST Water, Equinix, Samsung, Avaya, Carton Council, Energizer, Cradle to Cradle, and Plantronics.
She sits on numerous boards including Sustainable Brands, Community Foundation of Santa Cruz County, and Mini Mermaid Running Club at The Diversity Center. In Santa Cruz, she founded 100 Women Who Care, Breaking the Glass Ballot, and was appointed to a four-year team on the County’s Human Services Commission.
Jonah Sachs
Executive Director
One Project
Jonah Sachs is an author, speaker and viral marketing pioneer. His new approaches to digital media have been critical in bringing the ideals of social change — such as equity, empowerment, responsibility and transparency — to the forefront of business and popular culture.
Jonah helped to create some of the world’s first, and still most heralded, digital social change campaign. As co-founder of Free Range Studios, his work on Amnesty International’s blood diamonds viral film was seen by 20 million people and was delivered by to every member of congress, helping drive the passage of the Clean Diamond Act.
He later helped to create “The Story of Stuff,” which, viewed by over 60 million people, marked a turning point in the fight to educate the public about the environmental and social impact of consumer goods. Jonah went onto to lead groundbreaking campaigns for Greenpeace, Human Rights Campaigns and the ACLU, as well as major brands including Microsoft and Patagonia.
Kate Cusick
Chief Marketing Officer
Porter Noveli
Kate Cusick brings 20 years of integrated communications experience to her position as Porter Novelli’s Chief Marketing Officer. In this role, Cusick is responsible for global marketing, business development and strategic services across PN’s footprint.
Cusick has held leadership roles at Product (RED), Omnicom, BBDO, the New York City Economic Development Corporation and Gardner Nelson & Partners focused on driving growth and integrated marketing communications.
She began her career as a segment producer for “Hardball with Chris Matthews” on MSNBC.
Cusick earned a B.A. in History from Duke University, and earned her M.A. in War Studies at King’s College, University of London.
Sonali Sharma
Senior Director, Global Sustainability
Johnson & Johnson
Sonali leads J&J’s Environmental Sustainability team focused on engaging internal and external stakeholders to advance the Company’s commitment to environmental health. She is passionate about the intersection of business, technology and innovation to create sustainable and scalable social impact and advises many social startups. Sonali earned her Bachelor of Business Studies degree from the College of Business Studies, University of Delhi, India; a Master of Business Administration from Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai, India; and a Master in Public Administration from Harvard Kennedy School, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
Scott Broomfield
Board Chair and CFO
Sustainable Brands
Scott sees that we are at our inflection point as a human species. People are awakening to their human potential and the positive (or negative) impact each of us make on society, including business that can be a force for good. His ten year mission (112 months to go) is to make a positive impact by co-create innovative ESG solutions at scale to create a regenerative next economy. Scott’s ethos is most closely aligned with comprehensive anticipatory design – thank you Buckminster Fuller – and getting those processes embedded in internal decision making in businesses and especially with CFOs.
He is ‘All In’ (thank you Mark Lee) and will keep it 100% real (thank you Khalilah Olokunola). To the SB community that inspire and positively impacts him everyday, he says thank you. Scott grateful to BFI, TRUColors, Intentional, Good/Upworthy, Impact Relations, Girl Approved, Planet Home, SVC, Nexus, Yulu, and Net Impact. Scott is the Chairperson and CFO of Sustainable Brands, a board member of Impact Relations, a board advisor to BlueBoard and One Tree Planted, and a board member of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group Foundation.”
Katie Decker
Global President of Essential Health
Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health
In her global role, overseeing category-leading brands in baby care, oral care, feminine care and wound care, Katie unifies and leads a center team focused on scaling innovation, facilitating a delightful and consistent consumer experience and driving market best practices to unlock value and drive growth. She acted as the internal champion and lead behind the Company’s Healthy Lives Mission, bringing together eight leadership brands into one approach to create healthier people and a healthier planet. Over the last 17 years at Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health, Katie has held positions of increasing responsibility in both strategic innovation and marketing activation within the U.S. Skincare business leading the beauty portfolio (CLEAN & CLEAR®, RoC®, and LUBRIDERM®).
Jose Gorbea
Global Head of Brands & Agencies Innovation
HP Graphic Arts
Passionate marketing & thought leader, keynote speaker with solid expertise across the marketing mix having built a strong track record on revitalizing brands by inspiring teams to deliver breakthrough brand strategies & award-winning campaigns through co-creation, sustainability and personalization at scale.
Before HP, Jose led for 20+ years the marketing strategy & execution of well established brands such as Kit Kat, Crunch, Cadbury, Milka, Toblerone, belVita, Ritz, Philadelphia, Trident & Stimorol across numerous geographies while helping shape the marketing culture in global organizations through a socially responsible, diversity-led approach.
Marcee Martinez
R&D Manager
Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health
Passionate about innovation and sustainability, Marcee Martinez leads the North America Cleansing equity for Johnson & Johnson’s Neutrogena brand. With over 14 years of experience at Johnson & Johnson, Marcee has been built a distinguished career working on and creating beloved oral care and skin care products for several trusted brands like Listerine, Neutrogena, Clean & Clear and Aveeno. In the past two years, she has taken increasing responsibilities in sustainability, ranging from being an integral part of the environmental sustainability core team, to leading global fabric innovation discussions across multiple franchises, and to pioneering the sustainability strategy around our newest Skin Balancing product line and upcoming product launches.
Marcee has a Bachelor’s in Physics from Montclair State University and a Master’s in Food Chemistry from Rutgers University
Rafal Hrymoc
Director of Skin Health Innovation, North America Packaging
Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health
Rafal Hrymoc is responsible for the technical development and implementation of packaging solutions for J&J Consumer Health brands including NEUTROGENA®, AVEENO®, CLEAN & CLEAR®, and LE PETIT MARSEILLAIS®. With more than 24 years of packaging experience in the CPG Industry, Rafal previously worked at L’Oréal for 20+ years and launched various products within cosmetics, skin and hair, under the brands of L’Oréal Paris, Garnier, Kiehl’s, Lancôme, and Ralph Lauren. Part of his key responsibilities were to lead and drive technical cost savings amongst the purchasing teams; define and review technical risks; set and define a vision and strategy for the team; and deliver technical expertise to influence internal takeholders. Rafal holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering with an Aerospace Engineering Certificate and speaks both French and Polish.
Guillermo Font
EMEA Brand Innovation Lead
HP Graphic Arts
Experienced Marketing Director. Career developed at corporate level in central headquarters as well as in local business, in companies like L’Oréal, Kraft Foods, Novartis OTC and GSK Consumer Healthcare. In his last role at GSK, he was the Global Marketing Director for a global leading Respiratory brand, leading among others its Innovation strategic pipeline. At HP since August 2018, helping brands and agencies to innovate through packaging and other printed media to better connect with their consumers and to provide growth to business in a sustainable way.
Susan Hunt Stevens
Founder & CEO
WeSpire
Susan Hunt Stevens is the Founder & CEO of WeSpire, an award-winning employee experience technology platform focused on engaging people in purpose-driven initiatives, ranging from sustainability to social impact, holistic wellbeing, and inclusive cultures. She founded WeSpire to use her digital behavior change expertise to help people embrace healthier and more sustainable lifestyles after her son was diagnosed with serious food allergies. She was named an EY Entrepreneur of the Year for New England, a Boston Business Journal Woman of Influence, and to the Environmental Leader 100 list. Prior to WeSpire, she spent 9 years at The New York Times Company, most recently as SVP/General Manager for Boston.com, a $60M digital media division.
Lucy Shea
CEO
Futerra
Lucy Shea is the CEO of Futerra – the change agency. Futerra puts together the logic of sustainability with the magic of creativity to help big brands and major foundations create major change. She joined the company in 2003 and has grown the business from a start-up of five to a global agency with teams in London, New York and Stockholm. Futerra is majority female owned and run, and a proud B-Corp.
A firm believer in the power of business to create change, she advises Fortune 500 companies on how to unlock the value of sustainability for their business and brand. Shea’s particular expertise is where the business of fashion and sustainability intersect. Futerra’s clients include C&A Foundation, Bulgari, Econyl, Formula 1, Grupo Bimbo, KAO Corporation, PVH and Tommy Hilfiger.
Shea has long experience in persuading people to take up sustainable lifestyles. She was a founder member of the UN’s Sustainable Lifestyles Taskforce in 2005, when she authored Communicating Sustainability, today one of the UN’s most read reports. In 2014, she joined the Global Organising Committee of Fashion Revolution.
David Hopkins
Director of Partnerships
Sustainable Brands
Program
Tuesday, September 15
11:00 am ET
Opening Remarks
11:05 am ET
We’ll be sharing the results of our recent socio-cultural trend tracker research, assessing the consumer ‘intention to action’ gap. We’ll be reporting on consumer progress against adopting the nine most sustainable behaviors, and consumers’ perception of brands as catalysts for behavior change. We’ll also be sharing the latest brand trust scores in the time of COVID-19 and other stressors, and discussing the results and the implications for brands, in live conversation with global brand leaders.
Virginie Helias, Chief Sustainability Officer, Procter & Gamble
Ed Huber, Chief Sustainability Officer, The Clorox Company
Wendy Salomon, Managing Director of Reputation & Corporate Strategy, The Harris Poll (Harris Insights & Analytics)
11:55 am ET
Networking Break
12:05 pm ET
Join us in conversation with some of the world’s most highly valued brand and creative leaders as we discuss insights and observations on ensuring ‘Excellence is in the Execution’. This conversation will be focused on how the ‘craft’ of creativity can be harnessed to drive change, in the hearts, minds and behaviors of consumers.
Marc Pritchard, Chief Brand Officer, Procter & Gamble
Keith Cartwright, President & CCO, Cartwright
Justine Armour, Chief Creative Officer, Grey New York
12:55 pm ET
Learn from the leadership lessons, knowledge exchange and insights of prominent marketing executives from some of the world’s best-loved brands. Hear observations on the role of brands as drivers of culture change, how to pivot amidst uncertainty, how to plan for future brand success, as well as insights on the evolution and future of the CMO role itself.
Yumi Clevenger Lee, EVP & Chief Marketing Officer, Nestle Waters
Jennifer Betka, Chief Marketing Officer, Indigo Ag
Brad Hiranaga, Chief Brand Officer, North America, General Mills
Kate Cusick, Chief Marketing Officer, Porter Noveli
01:45 pm ET
Breakout Sessions
To thrive, people need healthy places to live, work and play. Hear how Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health is accelerating action to protect our environment and address important human health challenges.
Sonali Sharma, Senior Director, Global Sustainability, Johnson & Johnson
Rafal Hrymoc, Head of Skin Health Packaging & Innovation, Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health
Marcee Martinez, R&D Manager, Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health
Katie Decker, Global President of Essential Health, Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health
Learn from HP Graphic Arts about how digital printing and consumer-centric marketing can encourage sustainable behaviors.
Jose Gorbea, Head of Brands Innovation, HP Graphic Arts
Guillermo Font, Brand and Agencies Lead, HP Graphic Arts
David Hopkins, Director of Business Development, Sustainable Brands
Hear more about the Lifestyle Transformation Roadmap from Brands for Good partners, WeSpire and Futerra.
Susan Hunt Stevens, Founder and CEO, WeSpire
Lucy Shea, CEO, Futerra
02:30 pm ET
Networking Break
02:45 pm ET
What are the stories humanity is creating while navigating multiple crises (social, climate, health, political, economic)? How can we collectively harness our grief, and our hope, to create a culture shift towards inclusive societies, resilient communities, flourishing ecosystems and regenerative economies?
Renée Lertzman, Climate, Energy, and Environmental Psychologist
Jonah Sachs, Executive Director, One Project
03:15 pm ET
Leading CEOs will share insights and observations on their experience driving transformative businesses, and discuss how CEOs as leaders are uniquely positioned as change-leaders, at this time of great acceleration.
Jan Tharp, Chief Executive Officer, Bumble Bee Foods
Jeff Fielkow, President & Chief Executive Officer, Tetra Pak U.S. and Canada
Scott Broomfield, Board Chair and CFO, Sustainable Brands
04:30 pm ET
Gather
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- Get breakthrough socio-cultural insights on the intention-action gap, brand trust in the time of COVID-19, and consumer perspectives on whether brands are helping or hindering individual sustainability journeys.
- Relive a conversation with the CMO of Procter & Gamble to learn about the ‘craft of creativity’ and how to create influential marketing that both captures the spirit of the times and helps move us forward.
- Get insights and observations from leading CEOs on their experience driving transformative businesses, and find out how CEOs are uniquely positioned as change-leaders, at this time of great acceleration.
- Much more
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