Insight Articles | Consumer Products

Kjersti Thorneus shares her journey into Product, outlines her outlook on the evolving responsibilities of the role, and emphasizes crucial skills that not only Product leaders must bring, but the team as a whole.

Discover how companies are adapting to financial wins and losses, seizing new opportunities in flavors, emulsifiers, and cosmetics. Stay ahead in this evolving landscape as leaders read the tea leaves to navigate the changing reality.

In Conversation with Greg Elkehag Funk, Chief Product Officer of Epidemic Sound.

Beauty marketers have always been on the edge of innovation, setting trends and pushing boundaries. As the sector evolves, so does the CMO's role.

Post-pandemic Retail is emerging to be a noisy place, and product relevancy has never been more critical, or more difficult, to achieve. Is your team equipped to manage the upheaval?

CPG companies, large and small, impacted by Covid are pivoting to become increasingly agile in response to consumer needs.

It’s easy to forget, but not too long ago, large fast moving consumer goods companies such as Procter & Gamble, Mars, Nestle and Unilever were considered the blue chip training grounds for the world’s future leaders. From the 1980s through the early part of this decade, these companies were among the most sought after employers on campus, as students dreamed of joining these large-scale organizations that built billion dollar brands, garnered celebrity endorsements, and invested in developing their talent.

As food industry leaders continue to understand the power and potential of personalized nutrition, they are challenged with bringing together scientific expertise and marketing prowess.

Personalized nutrition will fundamentally reshape the agrifood industry. How do organizations need to prepare – and develop – their leaders for success?

Katherine Grainger, British Olympic gold medalist in rowing, and Ben Medlock, co-founder of SwiftKey, discuss what lies beyond brains and brawn.