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March 23-24, 2021
#WMUFMC
Thriving in An Age of Uncertainty
An Interactive Experience
www.FoodMarketingConference.com
55th Annual
#WMUFMC
Thriving in an Age of Uncertainty
An Interactive Experience
CONFERENCE AGENDA
Tuesday, March 23, 2021 Wednesday, March 24, 2021
Speaker Sessions with Live Interaction Speaker Sessions with Live Interaction
9–10 am Sponsor Showcase Exhibit Hall 9–10 am Sponsor Showcase Exhibit Hall
10–10:45 am Transform with New Workplace Dynamics 10–10:45 am The New Marketplace:
Sarah Alter What It Is and How to Adapt to It
President and CEO, Network of Executive Women Jennifer Pritchard
Managing Director, NA Food Retail Lead, Accenture, PLC
11–11:45 am New Consumerism & COVID-19: the US Consumer
Now, Next and Beyond the Pandemic 11–Noon Diversity, Inclusion and Social Issues
Thomas Bornemann, Principal, EY Joy Nicholas (Panel Discussion Moderator)
President JN Retail Connections
Noon–1 pm Sponsor Showcase Exhibit Hall
Noon–1 pm Sponsor Showcase Exhibit Hall
1–2 pm Supply Chain Learnings from the Pandemic
Dr. Russell Zwanka (Panel Discussion Moderator) 1-2 pm The Day After Tomorrow: The Phoenix and the Unicorn
Professor, WMU Food & CPG Marketing Program Peter Hinssen, Internationally Acclaimed Futurist
2:15–3 pm The Washington Scene and Its Impact on the 2:15–3:15 pm Igniting a Passion for Private Brands
Food Industry Jason Cunningham (Panel Discussion Moderator)
Greg Ferrara Vice President of Own Brands, SpartanNash
President and CEO, National Grocers Association
3:30-4:15 pm How Ahold Delhaize USA is Creating a Personalized
3:15–4 pm Mastering the Odds of Disruptive Change Customer Experience
Celia Swanson Kevin Holt, CEO, Ahold Delhaize USA
Author, Consultant, Speaker, former Executive VP at Walmart
4:30–5:30 pm Redefining Loyalty in a Post-COVID-19 World
4:15-5:30 pm Consumer Experiences: Creating Relationship Magic! John Ross, President and CEO, IGA International
Duncan Wardle
Innovation Consultant and Speaker, Ideate; Former Vice
President of Innovation, Walt Disney Company
Contact Us:
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55th Annual
#WMUFMC
Thriving in an Age of Uncertainty
An Interactive Experience
Sponsor Showcase
Exhibit Hall Open
Tuesday, March 23
9–10am and Noon–1pm
Wednesday, March 24
9–10am and Noon–1pm
ON-DEMAND SESSIONS
TECHNOLOGY SESSIONS MARKETPLACE SESSIONS
How AI and Technology Will Continue to Fuel Panel Discussion: Startups and the
ON Change with Consumers
ON Next Generation of Food Entrepreneurs
DEMAND Bill Gillispie, Global Team Lead, IBM
DEMAND Alex Marx (Moderator), Director of Growth Solutions, KeHE Distributors
ON Using Technology to Create an Agile Supply Chain ON Fueling Profitable Growth for the Food Industries
Lori Zumwinkle, Managing Director and North America
DEMAND Harris Fogel, Global Vice President of Consumer Products, SAP DEMAND Retail Lead, Accenture
The Key to Successful Online Fulfillment: Grocery Shopper Trends in the Age
ON Making Promises You Can Keep
ON of Personalization
DEMAND Jim Hull, Senior Industry Strategies Director, Blue Yonder
DEMAND David G. Fikes, Executive Director, Food Marketing Institute Foundation
Micro-Fulfillment: The Future of
ON e-Commerce Fulfillment
ON Truths of Omni-Channel Success: A Leader’s View
DEMAND Matt Inbody, Chief Disruptor and Leader for Micro-Fulfillment, Dematic
DEMAND Spencer Baird, Chief Transformation Officer, Inmar Intelligence
NEW CONSUMER SESSIONS WORKPLACE/PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSIONS
Starting with Z: How to Win NOW with The Upside, Mind and Heart Building: How to Enable
ON the Largest Generation
ON the Best Outcomes in People and Situations
DEMAND Jeff Admiraal, Director, Analytics and Insights, Procter & Gamble
DEMAND Amanda Blanck, Managing Partner, Deviate
How Cannabis Legalization is Changing Redefining How Work Gets Done:
ON Shopper Behavior
ON The Changing Face of Labor
DEMAND Carmen Brace, Founder and Principal, Aclara Research
DEMAND Dave Dempsey, CEO, Hyer
How Consumer Buying Behaviors Preserving Corporate Culture in a
ON Post-COVID-19 will impact Retailers and CPG
ON Remote Environment
DEMAND Colin Stewart, Executive Vice President Business Intelligence, Acosta
DEMAND Lanell Ohlinger, Vice President of Human Resources, Kroger
Building Customer-Focused Assortments Lessons from the Gridiron: How to Build a
ON Michael Anderson, Vice President, dunnhumby
ON Coaching Culture and Be a Leader Worth Following
DEMAND & Shelly Huisken, Director of Space Planning, Meijer DEMAND Ryan Blanck, Founder and CEO, Deviate
55th Annual All Live Sessions will be available
on-demand the day following their
presentation until April 20, 2021
Tuesday, March 23, 2021
Speaker Sessions with Live Interaction
Keynote Session 10:00–10:45 am EST
Transform with New Workplace Dynamics
Sarah Alter, President and CEO, Network of Executive Women
To thrive in a competitive landscape, innovation is a prerequisite of business
strategy. To be successful with innovation models, diversity, equity, and inclusion
must be pillars of your company culture. Leaders must understand how to navigate
intersectionality, and what could derail building and nurturing inclusive workplace
cultures. Learn the best practices Network of Executive Women has to offer as they
lead companies to workplace transformation, powered by robust support for women
of color, and creating allies that can support women’s career journeys.
Keynote Session 11:00–11:45 am EST
New Consumerism & COVID-19: the U.S. Consumer Now,
Next, and Beyond the Pandemic
Thomas Bornemann, Principal, EY
The world and the consumer are changing exponentially. To remain competitive,
retailers and consumer package goods companies must adapt to this unprecedented
change accordingly. To be successful, companies both large and small must grasp
how to read, anticipate and adapt to changing consumer needs. Led by EY Principal
Thomas Bornemann, who serves as global client service partner for five Fortune
500 clients and advises one of the largest retail companies in the world, this session
explores the changing consumer package goods environment and how companies can remain relevant.
Participants will have an opportunity to: 1)Hear key priorities that are driving the smart consumer;
2) Examine a pragmatic “how-to” guide for responding to changing consumer preferences; 3) Learn
concrete steps to build and execute on the transformation blueprint needed to react, adapt and
prosper in the era of new consumerism.
Sponsor Showcase Exhibit Hall
Noon – 1:00 pm EST
55th Annual All Live Sessions will be available
on-demand the day following their
presentation until April 20, 2021
Tuesday, March 23, 2021
Speaker Sessions with Live Interaction
Panel Discussion 1:00–2:00 pm EST
Supply Chain Learnings from the Pandemic
Dr. Russell Zwanka (Panel Discussion Moderator), Professor, WMU Food & CPG
Dr. Russell Zwanka, WMU Lori Raya, SpartanNash Peter Whitsett, Meijer Deirdre Elter, Kimberly-Clark
Supply
Chain
Learnings
Rick McDonald, Clorox
Richard Lundquist,
Target
Dan McConnell,
The North West Company
Keynote Session 2:15–3:00 pm EST
The Washington Scene and Its Impact on
the Food Industry
Greg Ferrara, President and CEO, National Grocers Association
With the 2020 race for the White House behind us and a new administration
in place the implications for business going forward could be far reaching.
Participants will hear the latest on the flurry of activity in the nation’s capital from
the lingering effects of the pandemic on businesses, to the prospect of minimum
wage reform, taxes, health care and how these and other policy decisions will
impact the food industry. As head of the national trade association that is the
voice of retail and wholesale companies, Greg Ferrara has a unique view of the
national conversation that relates to our industry and works to develop and implement a strategic
vision that advances NGA’s efforts and public policy positions in support of the independent
supermarket industry.
55th Annual
All Live Sessions will be available
on-demand the day following their
presentation until April 20, 2021
Tuesday, March 23, 2021
Speaker Sessions with Live Interaction
Keynote Session 3:15–4:00 pm EST
Mastering the Odds of Disruptive Change
Celia Swanson, Author, Consultant, Speaker, former Executive VP at Walmart
If you’ve ever experienced disruptive change in your career, you know how it feels.
Whether it’s a job loss or company acquisition, change can make you feel as though
you’ve lost all control. Being prepared for such uncertainty will smooth the transition.
Celia Swanson is an accomplished senior executive who spent more than 25 years
at Walmart. She completed her career at Walmart serving as senior vice president,
leading global labor relations and global culture strategy. She brings a legacy of
deep expertise in retail, large-scale transformation, company culture and multi-
generational workforce engagement. She will share insight that will help you rise above your most
uncertain challenges in life and work and help you make the difficult but right decisions to move forward.
Keynote Session 4:15–5:30 pm EST
Consumer Experiences: Creating Relationship Magic!
Duncan Wardle, Former Innovation Consultant and Speaker, Ideate;
Former Vice President of Innovation, Walt Disney Company
Marketing will be replaced by experiences in less than a decade! Why? Because
marketing implies the word “at,” and we all know one-way relationships don’t work.
Experiences can significantly enhance our level of engagement, creating deeper
relationships between consumers and brands that can last a lifetime.
Disney is the master of creating experiences where consumers can touch, feel and
play with the brand in an extraordinary way that creates magical relationships.
During this session, Duncan Wardle shares his insights into three approaches to deepen relationships
with consumers through experiences in order to not only survive, but actually thrive in the decade
ahead, one he believes will be dominated by the “Experience Economy.” The three approaches include
the following: 1) Re-engineering relationships that fundamentally challenges the rules of engagement;
2) Re-inventing consumer relationships in new and different ways; 3) Re-expressing relationships with
consumers to develop innovative new products and services.
55th Annual All Live Sessions will be available
on-demand the day following their
presentation until April 20, 2021
Wednesday, March 24, 2021
Speaker Sessions with Live Interaction
Keynote Session 10:00–10:45 am EST
The New Marketplace: What It Is and How to Adapt to It
Jennifer Pritchard, Managing Director, NA Food Retail Lead, Accenture PLC
The new consumerism is precipitating the breakneck speed of change both in
the physical and digital marketplace. The ability of the marketplace to adapt and
react to unprecedented change will be a key differentiator in the competition
for consumer spending in the immediate future. During this session, Jennifer
Pritchard will share expertise in this realm based on her professional experiences
in transforming retail and consumer goods businesses from supply chain to
merchandise planning to assortment processes. Participants will hear the specific
actions retailers and consumer package goods companies need to take in the
next 5 to 10 years in the area of data collection, customer experience, delivery and operations to
ensure they can adapt and provide solutions to the consumer of the future and remain competitive.
Panel Discussion 11:00 am–Noon EST
Diversity, Inclusion and Social Issues
Joy Nicholas (Panel Discussion Moderator), President JN Retail Connections
Joy Nicholas, JN Retail Connections Mandana Arbabi, Unilever Kymberly Graham, Nielsen Megan Hoof, Constellation Brands
Brandon Barnholt
KeHE Distributors
Jonathan Mayes, Albe
rtsons Co. Jamey Martin, Mon
delez International
Psyche Terry, UI Glob
al Brands
Sponsor Showcase Exhibit Hall
Noon – 1:00 pm EST
55th Annual
All Live Sessions will be available
on-demand the day following their
presentation until April 20, 2021
Wednesday, March 24, 2021
Speaker Sessions with Live Interaction
Keynote Session 1:00–2:00 pm EST
The Phoenix and the Unicorn: The Day After Tomorrow
Peter Hinssen, Internationally Acclaimed Futurist
Unicorn startups are brilliant. But few of us will start one, become one, or work
for one. Most of us are connected to large companies that often struggle to keep
themselves relevant. That’s why this keynote offers a realistic inspiration: The
Phoenix. Just like this magical bird, companies that repeatedly rethink themselves
rise from the ashes of the old, emerging stronger than ever. We know their names:
Walmart, Volvo, Disney, Apple, Microsoft, Ping An, Assa Abloy and AT&T.
This keynote is about understanding a world of constant change. It tells how companies can act on
their “day after tomorrow” and how they can apply innovation as an antidote to a radically changing
environment. It doesn’t just zoom in on what you need to do in order to innovate, but also on how you
can make innovation a reality in your organization.
Panel Discussion 2:15–3:15 pm EST
Igniting a Passion for Private Brands
Jason Cunningham (Panel Discussion Moderator), VP of Own Brands, SpartanNash
Jason Cunningham, SpartanNash Chris Burns, DeCA Peggy Davies, PLMA
Aimee Becker, Daymon
Christine Heffernan, TOP
CO Ashley Quaintance, Tree
House Foods
55th Annual
All Live Sessions will be available
on-demand the day following their
presentation until April 20, 2021
Wednesday, March 24, 2021
Speaker Sessions with Live Interaction
Keynote Session 3:15–4:00 pm EST
Transforming to an Omnichannel Food Retailer:
How Ahold Delhaize USA is Creating a Personalized
Customer Experience
Kevin Holt, CEO, Ahold Delhaize USA
CEO Kevin Holt will discuss Ahold Delhaize USA’s journey to become a grocer of the
future. Ahold Delhaize USA believes personalizing the shopper experience is critical
to customer growth and loyalty. Giving shoppers access to fresh products at a great
value whenever, wherever, however they want to shop, the company is focused on
meeting consumers’ evolving preferences. The company is rethinking traditional operations, strategies
and ways of working to achieve future success. And, this transformation won’t happen without ensuring
its associates are purpose-driven and focused on enabling its brands to be the local grocer of choice
in their communities. Join us for an insightful session on Ahold Delhaize USA’s success as a brick and
mortar retailer, while reinventing its brands as they pave the way for online shopping, pick-up, delivery
and a total omnichannel experience.
Keynote Session 4:15–5:30 pm EST
Redefining Loyalty in a Post-COVID-19 World
John Ross, President and CEO, IGA International
What truly makes a shopper loyal to one retailer or brand over another, and how has
that equation changed since COVID-19? During this session, John Ross addresses
the question, bringing his experience that spans many industries and areas of focus,
including his current role as president and CEO of the largest group of independent
retailers in the world. John shares insights on how building confidence among
shoppers is the key to developing meaningful and lasting relationships in a post-
COVID-19 world.
55th Annual These sessions will be available
on-demand until April 20, 2021
On-Demand Speaker Sessions
T E C H N O LO GY S E SS I O N S
How AI and Technology will Continue to Fuel
Change with Consumers
Bill Gillispie, Global Team Lead, IBM
Using Technology to Create an Agile Supply Chain
Harris Fogel, Global Vice President of Consumer Products, SAP
The Key to Successful Online Fulfillment:
Making Promises You Can Keep
Jim Hull, Sr Industries Strategies Director at Blue Yonder
Micro-Fulfillment: The Future of e-Commerce Fulfillment
Matt Inbody, Program Manager, Dematic
Go to www.FoodMarketingConference.com for full session descriptions.55th Annual These sessions will be available
on-demand until April 20, 2021
On-Demand Speaker Sessions
M A R K E T P L AC E S E S S I O N S
Panel Discussion: Startups and the Next Generation
of Food Entrepreneurs
Moderator: Alex Marx, Director of Growth Solutions, KeHe Distributors
Fueling Profitable Growth for the Food Industries
Lori Zumwinkle, Managing Director and North America
Retail Lead for Accenture
Grocery Shopper Trends in the Age of Personalization
David G. Fikes, Executive Director, Food Marketing Institute Foundation
Truths of Omni-Channel Success: A Leader’s View
Spencer Baird, Chief Transformation Officer, Inmar Intelligence
Go to www.FoodMarketingConference.com for full session descriptions.55th Annual These sessions will be available
on-demand until April 20, 2021
On-Demand Speaker Sessions
NEW CONSUMER SESSIONS
Starting with Z: How to Win NOW with the
Largest Generation
Jeff Admiraal, Director, Analytics and Insights, Procter & Gamble
How Cannabis Legalization is Changing
Shopper Behavior
Carmen Brace, Founder and Principal, Aclara Research
How Consumer Buying Behaviors Post-COVID-19
Will Impact Retailers and CPG
Colin Stewart, Executive Vice President Business Intelligence, Acosta
Building Customer-Focused Assortments
Michael Anderson, Vice President, dunnhumby
Shelly Huisken, Director of Space Planning, Meijer
Go to www.FoodMarketingConference.com for full session descriptions.55th Annual These sessions will be available
on-demand until April 20, 2021
On-Demand Speaker Sessions
W O R K P L AC E / P E R S O N A L
D E V E LO P M E N T S E SS I O N S
The Upside, Mind and Heart Building: How to
Enable the Best Outcomes in People and Situations
Amanda Blanck, Managing Partner, Deviate
Redefining How Work Gets Done:
The Changing Face of Labor
Dave Dempsey, CEO, Hyer
Preserving Corporate Culture in a Remote Environment
Lanell Ohlinger, Vice President of Human Resources, Kroger
Lessons from the Gridiron: How to Build a
Coaching Culture
Ryan Blanck, Founder and CEO, Deviate
Go to www.FoodMarketingConference.com for full session descriptions.Adrian Trimpe Distinguished Service Award
This Year’s Recipients
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SVP Customer Supply Chain
and Global Go-To-Market
Mushtaq Luqmani
Chair Emeritus, Department of Marketing
WMU Food Marketing Alumni Hall of Fame
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This Year’s Recipient
Tom Herman
Senior VP and Chief Experience
Officer, Northgate Markets
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