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Women Transforming Food
Inside FMCG
15 episodes
1 week ago
In this episode, Amie and Angeline chat to Kim Seagram, co-founder and chair of FermenTas, about the fermentation project, future food trends, and the importance of provenance that helped establish Tasmania’s reputation as a regional food hub.
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In this episode, Amie and Angeline chat to Kim Seagram, co-founder and chair of FermenTas, about the fermentation project, future food trends, and the importance of provenance that helped establish Tasmania’s reputation as a regional food hub.
Show more...
Management
Business,
Entrepreneurship
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Episode 1: Mondelez's Anna Reid on customer centricity and trust
Women Transforming Food
38 minutes
1 year ago
Episode 1: Mondelez's Anna Reid on customer centricity and trust
Welcome to the first episode of Women Transforming Food, a new monthly podcast produced by G100 and Inside FMCG, exploring the stories of inspiring women transforming the food industry. In this episode, Inside FMCG’s Amie Larter and G100's Asia Pacific chair, Angeline Acharya speak to Anna Reid, director of customer service and logistics at global snack giant, Mondelez about creating a customer-centric business model.
Women Transforming Food
In this episode, Amie and Angeline chat to Kim Seagram, co-founder and chair of FermenTas, about the fermentation project, future food trends, and the importance of provenance that helped establish Tasmania’s reputation as a regional food hub.