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Conagra Brands promotes Paul Hogan to build business in international markets

The company recently announced several changes to its Canadian and sales leadership teams.
7/7/2022
Paul Hogan
Paul Hogan

Conagra Brands has promoted Paul Hogan to vice-president and general manager, international, overseeing business growth in Canada, Mexico and global markets, according to a press release.

Hogan, who joined the company in October 2021, will continue to act as general manager in Canada.  

Hogan brings a wealth of CPG experience to the role, having most recently led the U.S. National Accounts Division at Danone. He has also worked with Danone Canada, Coca-Cola and Procter and Gamble.

Conagra Brands Canada recently announced several changes to its Canadian and sales leadership teams, including the addition of two members.

New to the sales leadership team is Jeremy Griffin, who joins Conagra in the role of director of sales, Loblaw. Griffin has more than 20 years of customer leadership and commercial experience from Nielsen and Mars Wrigley. Most recently, he was head of international development and M&M Express at M&M Food Market.

Joining the Canadian leadership team is Tim Lute, who takes on the role of vice-president - commercial strategy, insights & transformation. Lute is a 20-year veteran of Coca-Cola Canada, where he held roles in sales, channel strategy and marketing. He was most recently CEO of Sapsucker, an organic, sparkling tree water brand.

Conagra also announced Leslie Mackay has been named vice-president - customer leadership organization. She will be responsible for growing Conagra’s portfolio with its customers “through world-class partnerships and execution,” the company stated in its announcement. Prior to this appointment, Mackay was Conagra’s vice-president of sales.

Lute and Mackay will partner with head of marketing Lynne Strickler on bringing to life Conagra’s strategic plan “through world-class portfolio activation, innovation, commercial capabilities, channel execution and customer partnerships.”

Mike Lund, interim leader of sales, has left the company. Conagra credited Lund for being “instrumental in advancing sales capabilities and building partnerships in market.”

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