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annual report 2010

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President’smessage 3 People 4 Partners 6 Programs 8 Conferences10 Regions12 Heroes14 Financials16 Leaders18

missionToattract,retainandadvancewomenintheretail

andconsumerproductsindustrythrougheducation,leadershipandbusinessdevelopment.

2001Aninformalworkinggroupof

industryexecutivesmeetsinAtlanta

inNovember2000todiscussthe

needforawomen’snetworkinthe

consumerproductsandretailindustry

nSeedmoneyfromMinuteMaid

pavesthewayforthelaunchofthe

NetworknCatalystreportshowsthat

companieswithmorefemaleofficers

performbetternNEWholdsakick-

offbreakfastattheFMIMidwinter

ExecutiveConferenceJanuary22in

BocaRaton,Fla.nTheNetworkis

incorporatedasa501(c)(3)not-for-

profiteducationalassociationeffective

April1nNEWfoundersholdtheirfirst

organizationalmeetingApril2atVNU

headquartersinlowerManhattann

AccenturegivestheNetworkspacein

theirChicagoofficesn

TheNetwork’sfirstfiscalyearbudget

of$324,000isinvestedinbuildinga

businesscaseforNEWanddeveloping

businessprocesses.nCoca-Cola

donatesofficespaceinHoustonn

First-yearsponsorsincludeAccenture,

CampbellSoupCo.,Coca-ColaNorth

America,CrownCentralPetroleum,

CSPInformationGroup,Mass

Connections,Procter&Gamble,

SaraLee,Dr.Pepper/7-Up,Efficient

MarketServices,Hy-Vee,McLane

Company,MinuteMaidandPhilip

MorrisnMicheleHanson,directorof

salesatMinuteMaid,isnamedthe

Network’sfirstpresidentnNearly

100industryexecutivesattendthe

first-everNEWLeadershipSummitat

theSheratonGalleriainHouston,just

weeksafterthe9/11attacksnAtthe

endofitsfirstyeartheNetworkhas

150members,18sponsorsand20

Champions.

year by year

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©Copyright2011bytheNetworkofExecutiveWomen.Formoreinformationvisitnewonline.org.*Catalyst2010.

president’s message

It’shardtobelieveit’sbeen10yearssinceahandfulofdeterminedwomen—andafewbravemen—gatheredina

NewYorkCityconferenceroomandheldthefirstofficialmeetingoftheNetworkofExecutiveWomen.Thosepioneers

committedtheirtime,theirpassionandtheirreputationstoamissionthatwasnotalwaysunderstoodbackthen

—advancingwomenintheconsumerproductsandretailindustry.Theissuewashardlynew.Womenhadbeen

underrepresentedintheindustry’sleadershipforaslongastherehadbeenanindustry.

Whatwasnewwastheappreciationthatgenderdiversitywasnotjustgoodforwomenbutgoodforbusiness—

andthedeterminationtodosomethingaboutit.ThatdeterminationcreatedtheNetworkofExecutiveWomen,an

organizationthathasgonefurther,fasterthanevenourmostoptimisticfounderscouldhavehoped.

InthefiveyearssincetheNetworkcelebrateditsfifthanniversaryin2006,ourmembershiphasgrownfrom

1,900to3,300;oursponsorshaveincreasedfrom35to72;andrevenuehasgrown150percenttomorethan

$3million.In2006wehadnineregionalgroups.Todaywehave16regionalgroups,includingNEWCanada,that

touchthelivesofthousandsofNetworkmembersandsupporterscoasttocoast.AttendanceattheNEWLeadership

Summithassoaredfrom350in2006to820in2010.Andwehaveexpandedournationalnetworkingandeducation

withtheNEWExecutiveLeadersForum(addedin2007),theNEWMulticulturalWorkforceConference(2008)and

theonlineNEWLeadershipAcademy(2010).

Butmetricsaremeaninglessiftheydon’tdrivechange.AndundertheNetwork’sleadership,theindustryhas

changed.Tenyearsago,genderdiversitywasgenerallyconsideredacomplianceissue.Today,genderdiversityis

atthetopofourindustry’sagenda,almostuniversallyrecognizedforthebusinessbenefitsitprovides.Wedidn’tdo

italone,buttheNetwork’sChampions,Ambassadors,leadersandvolunteershavehelpedtransformtheconsumer

productsandretailbusinessoneexecutiveandonecompanyatatime.

Muchremainstobedone.Whilewomenmakeupalmosthalfoftheretailindustry’slaborforce,theycomprise

just18.3percentofitscorporateofficersand5percentofitsCEOs.*Thisimbalanceisamissedopportunity—and

theunfinishedbusinessofourNetwork.

Wesalutethewomenandmenwhowerewithusfromthebeginning—toomanytoincludehere.Withoutthese

visionaries,theNetworkwouldnotbewhatitistoday,andthousandsofexecutives—myselfincluded—wouldhave

missedtheleadershipandlearningopportunitiesthatonlytheNetworkprovides.

Inhonorofourfoundingmembersandsponsors,Isendachallengetothepeopleandorganizationswhocomprise

theNetworkofExecutiveWomentoday:Let’sjointogethertocreateanewlegacyworthyoftheonethathasbeen

passedtous.

Sincerely,

President,NetworkofExecutiveWomen

SeniorVicePresident,MerchandiseExecution

WalmartStores

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people2002

2010

TheNetwork’ssecondyearisdevoted

todevelopingthegroup’sstrategic

direction,infrastructure,programs

andeventsnNetworkChampions

andsponsorstalkupNEWatthe

FMIMidwinterExecutiveConference

Jan.21inScottsdale,Ariz.nThe

Networklaunchesafacilitated

mentoringprograminAprilnWomen

discusstheircareerconcerns,learn

aboutcurrentbusinessissuesand

focusonleadershipdevelopmentat

aseriesofregionalluncheshosted

bytheNetworknNEWparticipates

ina“WomenFuture”telecast

beamedfromLondon,NewYorkand

WashingtonD.C.tocorporateand

campusaudiencesaroundtheworld

n7-ElevenInc.,AholdUSA,Johnson

&Johnson,KraftFoods,Nestlé

PurinaPetCare,Nielsen,Kayser-Roth

andMrs.Smith’sjointheNetwork’s

growingrosterofsponsorsnJoanToth

isnamedexecutivedirectornJim

Keyes,presidentandCEOof7-Eleven,

receivesthefirstHedyHalpert

DiversityAwarenessAward,named

forthelatepublisherofConvenience

StoreNews,whohelpedstartNEW

andnurturetalentintheretailindustry

nSecondannualNEWLeadership

Conferencedraws125attendeesto

Procter&Gambleheadquartersin

CincinnatinTheNetworkendsthe

yearwithanestimated300members

and26nationalsponsors.

year by year

day by day

Source:Surveyof240NetworkmembersattendingNEWLeadershipSummit2010,conductedSeptember2010.*Networkdatabase,December31,2010.

gender*

age

job level

education

years in industry

92.2% female

52.6% 35-49

7.7% male

20.5% 50-65

0.9% 18-25

26.1% 26-34

30.4% emerging leader 17.0% senior executiveVP and above

52.6% middle management director, dept. head

32.8% post-graduate degree

6.8% 1-4 years

18.2% 25 or more years

6.5% high school/some college

60.8% bachelor’s degree

29.7% 5-10 years

45.3% 11-25 years

member profile

2001

150

2002

300

2003

800

2004

1,000

2005

1,450

2006

1,900

2007

2,000

2008

2,000

2009

2,364

2010

3,307member growth2001-2010

January 26Bill Simon, CEO of Walmart U.S., named Network Champion

January 27More than 170 attend New York Metro event in Jersey City, N.J.

February 8 Walmart’s Bill Simon welcomes NEW members in Bentonville, Ark.

February 18Sara Lee and NEW hold activation meeting near Chicago

February 26NEW publishes “Generations at Work” on multigenerational workforce

March 9More than 100 learn about NEW at Mars NA sales meeting in Florida

March 11Chicago networking reception draws 250 in Rosemont, Ill.

March 11NEW President Alison Paul moderates a work/life panel at Walgreens

®

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Theconsumerproductsandretailindustryisamultitrilliondollarbusinessemployingmillionsofpeopleworldwide.ButtothemembersoftheNetwork

ofExecutiveWomen,thecpg/retailindustryisfamily.TheNetworkofExecutiveWomenisauniquemembershiporganizationdesignedtoadvancecareersandbuildbusinessbyputtingonepersonfacetofacewithanother,

workingtogethertoexpandopportunities,solveproblems,sharebestpracticesandexplorenewsolutions.Our3,300members—1in12ofthem

men—comefromeveryretailchannelandproductcategory,representingmorethan300organizations,morethan70corporatesponsorsand

16regionalgroupsintheUnitedStatesandCanada.

January 26Bill Simon, CEO of Walmart U.S., named Network Champion

January 27More than 170 attend New York Metro event in Jersey City, N.J.

February 8 Walmart’s Bill Simon welcomes NEW members in Bentonville, Ark.

February 18Sara Lee and NEW hold activation meeting near Chicago

February 26NEW publishes “Generations at Work” on multigenerational workforce

March 9More than 100 learn about NEW at Mars NA sales meeting in Florida

March 11Chicago networking reception draws 250 in Rosemont, Ill.

March 11NEW President Alison Paul moderates a work/life panel at Walgreens

®

It’snotjustanindustry—it’sacommunity

Network of Executive Women

Generations at Work Survey7%

7.7%

8.6%

10%

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2003TheNEWfiscalbudgetdoubles

to$678,000nAnheuser-Busch,

CatalinaMarketing,ConAgraFoods,

DaymonWorldwide,DelMonte,

Gillette,InformationResourcesInc.,

RexallSundownandU.S.Smokeless

TobaccojointheNetworkassponsors

nTheNetworkintroducesthefirst

generationofitswebsite,NEWonline.

orgnMicheleHansonreceivesthe

HedyHalpertDiversityAwardfor

achievementinadvancingtheNetwork’s

missioninthecpg/retailindustryn

TheNetworklaunchesanewonline

toolformatchingmentorsandprotégés

nKimberlyBettsofAholdUSAbegins

athree-yeartermastheNetwork’s

presidentinOctobernTheNetwork’s

firstregionalgroupislaunchedinNew

EnglandnTheNetworknowhas800

membersand27nationalsponsors.

year by year

partners

March 16-18 More than 180 attend NEW Multicultural Workforce Conference

March 19“Diversity at Work” best practices compilation published by Network

March 22Marie Quintana represents NEW on panel at Symphony IRI conference

March 23 NEW/WMU Food Marketing Conference attracts more than 500

April 14 Florida holds first-ever Northern Florida mixer in Jacksonville

April 21More than 360 explore “adaptive leadership” in Carolinas

April 23Nearly 300 tap into power of dreams at Florida event in Tampa

April 21“Men of NEW” share ideas with 225 at Dallas/Ft. Worth event

SINCE

Accenture 2001

Acosta 2009

AdvantageSales&Marketing 2008

AmericanExpress 2010

BacardiInternational 2010

Cadbury 2004

CampbellSoupCo 2001

CatalinaMarketing 2003

C.H.RobinsonWorldwideInc. 2010

Chevron 2007

ChiquitaBrandsInternationalInc. 2008

TheCloroxCompany 2007

Coca-ColaNorthAmerica 2001

Colgate-Palmolive 2008

ConAgraFoods 2003

Costco 2007

Coty 2009

CPGjobs 2006

Crossmark 2010

CrownCentral 2001

CSPInformationGroup 2001

CVSCaremarkCorporation 2008

DeanFoods 2010

DelMonteFoods 2003

DelhaizeGroup 2009

Deloitte 2004

DemandTec 2008

dunnhumbyUSA 2010

FamilyDollar 2008

Frito-Lay 2004

GeneralMills 2007

GlaxoSmithKline 2010

TheHersheyCompany 2004

HormelFoodsCorporation 2007

ImageBase 2010

J.M.SmuckerCompany 2006

SINCE

JambaJuice 2009

Johnson&Johnson 2002

JohnsonO’Hare 2006

Kalypso 2007

TheKelloggCompany 2004

Kimberly-Clark 2009

KraftFoods 2002

KrogerCo. 2007

MARSAdvertising 2008

MarsChocolateNorthAmerica 2008

MassConnections 2001

McCormickandCompany 2010

NestléInfantNutrition 2010

NestléPurinaPetCare 2002

NestléWaters 2007

NewellRubbermaid 2009

Nielsen 2002

Novartis 2010

PepsiBottlingGroup 2008

PepsiCo 2004

PetSmart 2010

Procter&Gamble 2001

S&DCoffeeInc. 2006

Safeway 2008

SaraLeeCorporation 2001

SCJohnson 2009

Schwan’sConsumerBrands 2009

ServiceManagementGroup(SMG) 2010

7-Eleven 2002

Stop&ShopandGiant 2002

Supervalu 2007

SymphonyIRIGroup 2009

TargetCorporation 2007

Valassis 2010

WalgreenCompany 2008

Walmart/Sam’sClub 2004

national sponsors2010

advancing women, building business

diversity at work bestpracticesfor

cpg/retaildiversity

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It’snocoincidencetheNetwork’ssponsoringcompaniesareleadersintheindustryandleadersinthedrivefordiversity.Networksponsorshipisjustgoodbusiness.Weactasaforcemultiplierforourpartners’business

building,leadershipdevelopmentanddiversityandinclusionefforts.Weprovidebenchmarking,bestpracticessharingandnetworkingwithcustomers

andcolleagues.Andweofferoursponsorsrealreturnoninvestment,includingmembershipprivilegesfortheiremployees,admissiontonational

conferences,speakingopportunitiesandsponsorshiprecognitionatevents,onlineandinprint.Nowonderthat95percentofoursponsorsrenewtheircommitmenteachyear.Orthatexecutivesandemergingleadersfromour

partnercompaniescomprisenearly80percentofourmembership,servingasofficers,boardmembers,committeemembersandvolunteers.Network

sponsorshipsendsapowerfulmessagetowomeninsideandoutsideyourcompany:Youarevaluedhere.

Leadersinbusiness,leadersinNEW

March 16-18 More than 180 attend NEW Multicultural Workforce Conference

March 19“Diversity at Work” best practices compilation published by Network

March 22Marie Quintana represents NEW on panel at Symphony IRI conference

March 23 NEW/WMU Food Marketing Conference attracts more than 500

April 14 Florida holds first-ever Northern Florida mixer in Jacksonville

April 21More than 360 explore “adaptive leadership” in Carolinas

April 23Nearly 300 tap into power of dreams at Florida event in Tampa

April 21“Men of NEW” share ideas with 225 at Dallas/Ft. Worth event

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2004WilliamGrize,presidentandCEOof

RetailOperationsforAholdUSA,is

namedNEWOutstandingChampion

inrecognitionofhissupportfor

theNetworkanddiversityinthe

consumerproductsandretailindustry

nNEWintroducesNetworkNEWs,

anemailnewsletterforitsmembers

andsupportersinAprilnMorethan

150executivesfrommorethan30

companiesattendtheinauguralevent

oftheNorthwestArkansasregionn

DaveOnoratoofHersheyreceivesthe

thirdannualHedyHalpertDiversity

AwarenessAwardnNEWlaunches

aredesignedwebsite,featuringnew

contentandfunctions,includinga

members-onlyLibrary,onlineevent

registration,memberprofiles,search

functionsandsponsorlogosnA

mentoringeventmatchesprotégéswith

complementarymentorsforyearlong

coachingrelationshipsnTheNEW

LeadershipSummitinChicagoattracts

200attendeesnCadbury-Adams

USA,Deloitte,FlowerFoods,Frito-Lay,

Giant-Eagle,Hershey,TheKellogg

Company,PepsiCo,Walmartand

WrigleyCompanybecomesponsorsn

NewYorkMetro,NorthwestArkansas

andWesternMichiganregionsexpand

NetworkreachnNEWentersthenew

yearwithmorethan1,000members

and29nationalsponsors.

year by year

programs

April 28Career coach addresses nearly 400 at Cincinnati luncheon

May 12NEW Executive Director Joan Toth leads panel on open mentoring at FMI 2010

May 11CEO accepts NEW Champion of the year award for Delhaize America

May 13Multigenerational panel draws 200 to Southern California event in L.A.

May 13Northwest Arkansas dinner attracts more than 200 in Bentonville

May 5 Mid-Atlantic workshop in Baltimore teaches group to manage stress

May 5Twin Cities luncheon draws more than 300 to St. Louis Park, Minn.

May 7Male panel offers insights to nearly 300 at New England event

Conferences and events NEWLeadershipSummitNEWMulticulturalWorkforceConferenceNEWExecutiveLeadersForumRegionalprogramsandmixerevents

Career development NetworkingLeadershipopportunitiesCareerworkshopsInformalmentoringCollegeoutreach/scholarships

Education BestpracticesKnowledgeBankNEWLeadershipAcademyResearchSurveysSpecialreports

Online tools NetworkingandcollaborationtoolsGrouppagesJobBankMemberDirectoryCPG/RetailDiversitye-magazineNetworkNewsNEWTubevideos

Chris BaldwinSVP,retailandenergymarketingatHessOil

Cristina BenitezPresidentofLazosLatinos

Sara BlakelyFounderofSpanx

Shelley BroaderChiefmerchandisingofficer,Wal-MartCanada

Cole BrownVPandchiefdiversityofficer,Walmart

Cynthia CooperWorldComwhistleblower

Brian CornellCEOofSam’sClub

Amy Curtis-McIntyreChiefmarketingofficerofOldNavy

Joe DePintoPresidentandCEOof7-Eleven

Dave DillonChairmanandCEOofTheKrogerCo.

Carol EvansCEOofWorkingMotherMedia

Ann FudgeRetiredCEOofYoung&RubicamBrands

Shon GablesHostofTV’sBlackEnterpriseBusinessReport

Lisa GershCo-founderofTheOxygenNetwork

Stedman GrahamAuthorofBuild Your Own Life Brand

Cathy Green BurnsPresidentoftheFoodLionFamily

Lt. Col. Consuelo KickbuschU.S.Army(ret.)

Don KnaussCEOofTheCloroxCompany

Deborah KolbSimmonsSchoolofManagement

Lynette LewisAuthorofClimbing the Ladder in Stilettos

Bob McDonaldCEOofProcter&Gamble

Trisha MeiliAuthorofI Am the Central Park Jogger

Larry MerloCEOofCVSCaremark

Denise MorrisonChiefoperatingofficerofCampbellSoupCo.

Kim NelsonSVP,externalrelations,GeneralMills

Jeff NoddleFormerCEOofSupervalu

Rosalyn Taylor O’NealeVPandchiefdiversityofficer

ofCampbellSoupCo.

Ann RhoadesCo-founderofJetBlue

John RodriguezPresidentofthePalacioGroup

Irene RosenfeldCEOofKraftFoods

Michael SchlotmanCFOofTheKrogerCo.

Eileen ScottFormerCEOofPathmark

Bill SimonPresidentandCEOofWalmartUS

Judy SpiresPresidentofKings/Balducci’s

Robert SteeleVicechairman,globalhealthandwellbeing,

Procter&Gamble

Andrés TapiaChiefdiversityofficer,HewittAssociates

Kelly TullierVicepresidentandgeneralcounsel,Frito-Lay

James WhiteCEOofJambaJuiceCompany

Trailblazers and headliners 2001-2010eventspeakers

Partiallistofnationalandregionaleventspeakers.Currenttitlesandorganizationslisted.

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TheNetworkdirectlyimpactsthelivesandcareersofthousandsofindustryexecutiveseachyear—andtheseexecutivesimpactthelivesandcareersof

thousandsmore.Thiscircleofchangeimpactstheentireconsumerproductsandretailbusiness,fromtheindustry-boundstudentswhoreceiveourscholarshipstotheemergingleaderswhoattendournationalandregionalevents;fromthe

memberswhoattendourNEWLeadershipAcademywebinarstotheseniorexecutiveswhoattendourNEWExecutiveLeadersForum.Insidethecircleare

opportunitiesforleadership,careerdevelopmentandeducation.Onlinetoolsthatexpandprofessionalconnectionsandknowledge.Industry-specificresearchandreportsondiversitybestpractices.And,mostsignificantly,connectionstootherpeopleandotherorganizationsintheconsumerproductsandretailcommunity.

MorethanthreeinfourNetworkleaderssayNEWhashelpedthemraisetheirindustryprofile,buildprofessionalskillsandgenerateimportant

businesscontactsfortheircompanies.

Changingtheindustry,oneleaderatatime

April 28Career coach addresses nearly 400 at Cincinnati luncheon

May 12NEW Executive Director Joan Toth leads panel on open mentoring at FMI 2010

May 11CEO accepts NEW Champion of the year award for Delhaize America

May 13Multigenerational panel draws 200 to Southern California event in L.A.

May 13Northwest Arkansas dinner attracts more than 200 in Bentonville

May 5 Mid-Atlantic workshop in Baltimore teaches group to manage stress

May 5Twin Cities luncheon draws more than 300 to St. Louis Park, Minn.

May 7Male panel offers insights to nearly 300 at New England event

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2005TheNetworklaunchesitsDiversity

BestPracticesSerieswith“Leveraging

ManagementDiversityforCompetitive

Advantage,”aspecialreport

outliningthebusinessbenefitsof

genderdiversityinmanagementn

NEWrecognizesLindaDillmanof

Walmart,JeriDunnofTysonFoods

andKayPalmerofJ.B.HuntasNEW

OutstandingChampionsn“Womenof

Color:TheChallengeandOpportunity

Ahead”addresses“stubbornlack

ofprogress”inpromotingwomenof

colortoseniormanagementpositions

nHedyHalpertDiversityAwareness

AwardgoestoDanielAbraham,

presidentandCEOofGarb-KoInc.n

Membersparticipateinfirstcall-in

teleseminarnTheNetworkjoins

RetailMerchandisermagazine

topresentthe2005Retailing

ExcellenceAwardsattheRetail

IndustryLeadershipAssociation’s

AnnualLeadershipExchangenNEW

LeadershipSummitinAtlantadraws

recordattendanceofmorethan250

nTheNetworkgrowswithDallas/Fort

WorthregionnFirst-timesponsors

includeJ.B.Hunt,MeijerInc.,

MortonSaltandTysonCorporationn

Membershipgrowsto1,450members

andtheNetworkhas27national

sponsors.

year by year

conferences

May 14More than 300 hear P&G/Tremor CEO at Northern California breakfast

May 19 Colgate-Palmolive offers tips for leveraging NEW resources at breakfast

June 9More than 250 at New York Metro event hear “Apprentice” star

July 13-15 NEW Executive Leaders Forum features Joe DePinto, Dave Dillon and Bill Simon

July 20Network publishes 50th article in its Knowledge Bank series

July 23Network awards college scholarships to trio of industry-bound students

August 30Portland State and Seattle groups merge to form NEW Pacific Northwest

September 9Network forms Diversity and Inclusion Council to develop diversity programs

NEW Multicultural Workforce Conference March16-18,2010|DallasMorethan180industryexecutives,linemanagersanddiversityandHRprofessionalsfocusedonembeddingdiversityand

inclusionintotheirbusinessDNAattheNetwork’sthirdannualMulticulturalWorkforceConferenceattheWDallasVictory.

KeynotespeakersincludedColeBrown,vicepresidentandchiefdiversityofficerforWalmart;AndrésTapia,chiefdiversity

officerforHewittAssociates;AndreHughes,globalmanagingdirectorforAccenture’sCiscoBusinessGroup;andRosalyn

TaylorO’Neale,vicepresidentandchiefdiversityandinclusionofficerfortheCampbellSoupCompany.Theconferencealso

includedsixD&IbusinessworkshopsandaCEOroundtablewithCathyGreenBurns,presidentoftheFoodLionFamily;

DonKnauss,CEOofTheCloroxCompany;MichaelSchlotman,chieffinancialofficerofTheKrogerCo.;andJamesWhite,

CEOofJambaJuice.TheNEWMulticulturalWorkforceConferencewillbeheldannuallyeachspringandisrecommended

forseniorcpg/retailexecutives,linemanagers,diversityandinclusionofficers,andhumanresourceprofessionals.For more

information about the NEW Multicultural Workforce Conference 2011, March 1-3 in Atlanta, visit newonline.org/multicultural.

NEW Executive Leaders Forum July13-15,2010|DallasThefourthannualNEWExecutiveLeadersForumdrewnearly200seniorcpg/retailexecutivestotheWestinStonebriar

Resort.Theeventwasarareopportunityforseniorconsumerproductsandretailindustryexecutivestofocuson

collaborativeinnovation—waysthatcompaniesandteamscanworktogethertocreateprofitablenewproductsand

processes.KeynotesincludedDaveDillon,chairmanandCEOofTheKrogerCo.;JoeDePinto,presidentandCEOof

7-ElevenInc.;andLynHeward,directorofcreationforCirqueduSoleil.TheForumalsoincludedthreebreakoutsessions

andtwopanels,includingaLeadershipRoundtablewithBillSimon,CEOofWalmartUS;JoanChow,EVPandchief

marketingofficerofConAgraFoods;KimNelson,seniorvicepresident,snacks,ofGeneralMills;JudySchmeling,executive

vicepresidentandCFOofHSNInc.;andDavidWilliams,CEOofDeloitteFinancialAdvisoryServices.TheForumislimitedto

invitedsenior-levelexecutivesfromthecpg/retailindustry.For more information about attending the NEW Executive Leaders

Forum 2011, July 19-21 in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif., contact your Network Ambassador or visit newonline.org/forum.

NEW Leadership Summit September27-29,2010|CharlotteTheNEWLeadershipSummitisanimportantdateontheindustry’scalendarandtheNetwork’ssignatureevent,attendedby

oneinfourNEWmemberseachyear.Our2010SummitattheWestinCharlottewasattendedbymorethan820members,

a9.3percentincreasefromourpreviousSummitand134percentmorethanourfifthanniversaryconventionin2006.

EachyeartheSummitfocusesonleadershipdevelopment,businessissuesandteambuilding.In2010ourtheme—The

NEWNormal—wasexploredinthreeSuperSessionsandaroundtablediscussiononthemultigenerationalworkforce.Larry

Merlo,CEOofCVSCaremark,openedtheevent;futuristEdieWeinerandLt.Col.ConsueloKickbusch,U.S.Army,retired,

gavetheopeningandclosingkeynotes.TheNEWLeadershipSummitisrecommendedforcpg/retailexecutives,emerging

leaders,representativesalliedwiththeindustryandallNetworkmembers.For information on the NEW Leadership Summit

2011, Sept. 19-21 in Orlando, visit newonline.org/summit.

national conferences 2010

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TheNetwork’sthreenationalconferencesbringextraordinarylearningopportunitiestoourmemberseveryyear.Ourconferencesprovideinsights

fromindustryleaderslikeBobMcDonaldofProcter&GambleandCathyGreenBurnsofFoodLion.Eye-openingstoriesfromdifference-

makerslikeWorldcomwhistleblowerCynthiaCooperandAriannaHuffingtonofTheHuffingtonPost.Workshopsthatbuildleadershipskills.Andpanel

discussionsthatdrilldownoncriticalindustryissues.That’snotcountingthelessonsexchangedoverlunch,duringbreaksandinthecabheadingtotheairport.Peer-to-peerandperson-to-person,attendanceatourthreenational

conferencesisaneducationinitself.

Learningfromtheexperts(andeachother)

May 14More than 300 hear P&G/Tremor CEO at Northern California breakfast

May 19 Colgate-Palmolive offers tips for leveraging NEW resources at breakfast

June 9More than 250 at New York Metro event hear “Apprentice” star

July 13-15 NEW Executive Leaders Forum features Joe DePinto, Dave Dillon and Bill Simon

July 20Network publishes 50th article in its Knowledge Bank series

July 23Network awards college scholarships to trio of industry-bound students

August 30Portland State and Seattle groups merge to form NEW Pacific Northwest

September 9Network forms Diversity and Inclusion Council to develop diversity programs

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2006TheNetwork’stwo-dayWomenof

ColormeetinginChicagofocuses

onretentionanddevelopmentof

Latinawomen—themeetingis

theforerunneroftheNEW

MulticulturalWorkforceConference

andinspiresaspecialreportn

ThomasGrecoofFrito-LayNorth

AmericareceivestheNEWOutstanding

ChampionawardnNEWawardssix

scholarshipstoindustry-boundcollege

studentsnInJune,NEWjoinsWSL

StrategicRetailtopresentapanel

discussionattheNACDSnHelayne

AngelusofProcter&Gambletakes

thehelmasNEWpresidentnThe

Networkpublishesitslatestbest

practicesreport,“AffinityNetworks:

BuildingOrganizationsStrongerThan

TheirParts”nTomCrawford,an

earlyNEWsupporterandfounderof

theLeadershipNetworkCorporation,

receivestheHedyHalpertDiversity

AwarenessAwardposthumously

nTheNetworkcelebratesitsfifth

anniversarywithacapitalcampaign

todrivesponsorshipandmembership

nMembershipgrowstomorethan

1,900,includingindividualsfrommore

than300companiesand38national

sponsorcompaniesnCPGjobs,The

J.M.SmuckerCompany,Johnson

O’Hare,KMPG,S&DCoffee,Safeway

andUnileverUSAcomeonboardas

sponsorsassponsorshiprevenuehits

arecord$800,000,45percentmore

thantargetnMorethan2,500attend

14regionalevents,includingfirst-ever

eventsfortheNetwork’snewFlorida,

GreaterPhiladelphiaandTwinCities

regions.

year by year

regions

September 14Joint NEW/Johnson & Johnson Sales BRG eventattracts 75 in New Jersey

September 16NEW panel at Walgreens is live in Chicago and streamed on video

September 27 Michelle Gloeckler of Walmart is confirmed as Network president

September 27-29NEW Leadership Summit breaks recordwith more than 820 attendees

September 28Lori Proctor and Cincinnati regionare recognized as 2010 “Best of the Best”

October 4Novartis teams with NEW to inspire 150 associates at joint event

October 5Summit auction and direct donations add record $17,000 to scholarship fund

October 7Greater Philadelphia event at Campbell HQ attracts more than 200

regional groups2010

REGION FOUNDED MEETSINGREATER EVENTATTENDANCE*

Canada 2010 Toronto 25**

Carolinas 2008 Charlotte 361

Chicago 2007 Chicago 454

Cincinnati 2008 Cincinnati 1,039

Dallas/Fort Worth 2005 Dallas 441

Florida 2006 Tampa 713

Greater Philadelphia 2006 Philadelphia 223

Mid-Atlantic 2008 Baltimore 214

New England 2003 Boston 541

New York Metro 2004 NewYork 430

Northern California 2007 BayArea 659

Northwest Arkansas 2004 Bentonville 209

Southern California 2008 OrangeCounty 538

Pacific Northwest 2010 Seattle/Portland 140

Twin Cities 2006 Minneapolis 638

Western Michigan 2004 Kalamazoo 500

Total 7,125*Attendancetotalsdonotincludemixersandoutings.**Organizingmeeting.

The Network has helped me

The Network has helped my company

Source:NEWLeadershipSurvey,2009.

Raise my industry profile

Get special recognition at my company

Get a promotion or new assignment

76%

53%

12%

Inspire change

Build professional skills

Generate important business contacts

82%

76%

76%

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ItwassomethingtheNetwork’sfoundersneveranticipated.ButafterNEWlauncheditsfirstregionalgroupinNewEnglandin2003,theideatookoff

likearocket.TheNetworkhasaddedregionalgroupsalmosteveryyearsince.InSeptember2010theNEWPortlandStateUniversitygroupmergedwith

acontingentofNetworksupportersinSeattletoformtheNetwork’sPacificNorthwestregionalgroup.InNovember2010,agroupofindustrywomenand

menworkinginTorontohadtheirown“a-ha”momentandorganizedNEWCanada,theNetwork’sfirstgroupoutsidetheUnitedStates.Morethan7,100

Networkmembersandguestsattended25regionaleventsin2010—informalmixersattractedstillmore.RegionalgroupsbringtheNetwork’smissionhometo

thecommunitieswhereourmembersworkandlive.Theyprovidecost-andtime-efficienttrainingopportunitiesandthechancetonetworkwithcolleaguesand

clients.TheygrowtheNetworkfromthegrassrootsup,ensuringthattheNetworkstaysvitalandconnected.

ANetworkofnetworks

September 14Joint NEW/Johnson & Johnson Sales BRG eventattracts 75 in New Jersey

September 16NEW panel at Walgreens is live in Chicago and streamed on video

September 27 Michelle Gloeckler of Walmart is confirmed as Network president

September 27-29NEW Leadership Summit breaks recordwith more than 820 attendees

September 28Lori Proctor and Cincinnati regionare recognized as 2010 “Best of the Best”

October 4Novartis teams with NEW to inspire 150 associates at joint event

October 5Summit auction and direct donations add record $17,000 to scholarship fund

October 7Greater Philadelphia event at Campbell HQ attracts more than 200

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2007TheNetworkpublishes“OneWoman,

TwoLives,”abestpracticessurvey

andreportthatsuggesttheindustry

simplifytheshoppingexperienceand

optimize,notmaximizechoicen

JudySpiresofACMEMarkets

receivestheNetwork’sOutstanding

ChampionawardnNEWpresents

“BalancingActs:People-Friendly

PoliciesThatBuildProductivity,”a

specialreportofferingsolutionsto

work/lifeconflictsnNEWRetail

Safari®storetoursaddedtoNEW

LeadershipSummitnFirstNEW

Scholarshopsilentauctionraises

thousandsforNetworkscholarships

nNEWpublishesThe NEW Woman

Rules,abookprofiling52trailblazing

industrywomen,mostofthem

earlymembersoftheNetworkn

NEWLeadershipSummitattracts

record-breakingattendanceofmore

than440nHedyHalpertDiversity

AwarenessAwardhonorsNEW

foundingmemberJennieJonesof

S&DCoffeeInc.nNEWholdsfirst

ExecutiveLeadershipConferencein

JulynNetworklaunchesnewregional

groupsinChicagoandNorthern

CalifornianNetworklaunchesNEW

Tubesitewithvideosandslideshows

fromthe2007ForumandSummit

nChevron,TheCloroxCompany,

Costco,GeneralMills,HormelFoods

Corporation,Kalypso,KrogerCompany,

Masterfoods,NestléWaters,Supervalu

andTargetCorporationsignonas

sponsorsnNEWsponsorshiprevenue

tops$1millionfrom39sponsorsn

Membershiphitsthe2,000mark.

year by year

heroes

October 7Mid-Atlantic golf outing draws 50 industry players in Davidson, Md.

October 13Sold-out crowd of more than 300 attend Southern California event

October 15Florida networking event draws 425 in Lakeland

October 15Northern California breakfast attracts 350 leaders to San Ramon

October 21Pacific Northwest group co-hosts event at PSU women’s conference

October 21Nearly 200 learn to “build relationships” at Dallas/Fort Worth luncheon

October 21Chicago networking event attracts nearly 200 members October 21

Clorox women’s resource group meets after Chicago event

Best of the Best Committeemembers2010Theoutreach,educationandnetworkingprogramsoftheNetwork’svolunteer-runregionalgroupshavebeenakeyelement

intheNetwork’srapidgrowth.In2010,committeemembersfrom13regionsselectedoneoftheirowntoreceivetheBest

oftheBestAwardforoutstandingservice.Winnersin2010—includingthefirstmaleawardwinner—wererecognizedfor

theircreativity,communicationskills,teamwork,industryknowledgeandcommitmenttotheNetwork’smission.

Carolinas

Valerie Lonzi,KraftFoods

Chicago

Megan Brotschul,Deloitte

Cincinnati

Tina Roth,KrogerCompany

Dallas/FortWorth

Bridgette Porter,Procter&Gamble

Florida

Donna Gray,Melitta

Mid-Atlantic

Elda Devarie,EMDSales

NewEngland

Janine Dempsey,CVSCaremark

NewYorkMetro

Ellen Compesi,DiamondFoods

NorthernCalifornia

Lori Proctor,Procter&Gamble

NorthwestArkansas

Sharon Van Roo,Sam’sClub

Philadelphia

Paul Hagerty,TheHersheyCompany

SouthernCalifornia

JoAnn Murdock,UnifiedGrocers

TwinCities

Julie Janckila,Supervalu

Lori Proctor BobbieO’HareAward2010LoriProctor,retailsupplyleaderforProcter&Gambleandco-chairoftheNorthernCaliforniaregion,

wasawardedtheBobbieO’HareAwardastheNetwork’soutstandingcommitteemember.Proctor

wasrecognizedforherinstrumentalroleinfoundingandmanagingtheNorthernCaliforniagroupand

engagingmembersintheregion.

Cincinnati BestoftheBestRegion2010TheNetworkofExecutiveWomenrecognizedCincinnatiasitsBestoftheBestregionin2010due

toitsstrongperformance.Theregion’shigh-qualityprogramsfeaturedsought-afterspeakersand

attractedanaverageof400attendees.Theregionalsoraisedmorethan$70,000inregionalsponsor-

shipsandcreatedacommitteementoringprogram.Cincinnati’s40-plus-membercommitteewas

ledbyCo-ChairsLisaHolsclawofKrogerCo.andMindySherwoodThompsonofProcter&Gamble,

TreasurerLorettaAyersofDeloitteandSecretaryFeliciaMootyofNestléPurinaPetCare.

Delhaize America OutstandingChampion2010Forthefirsttimeinitshistory,theNetworkawardeditsOutstandingChampionAwardtoanentirecompanyin2010.In

May,RonHodge,CEOofDelhaizeAmerica,acceptedtheaward,whichrecognizesdiversityleadershipintheconsumer

productsandretailindustry.Theretailerisalongtimediversityleaderintheretailindustry.Itsexecutiveleadershipteam

hasfivewomenexecutives,andthreeofthecompany’sfouroperatingbannersareledbywomen.

NEW Outstanding Champions 2002-20102002 Don Knauss,Coca-Cola1

2003 Rob Steele,Procter&Gamble

2004 Bill Grize,AholdUSA

2005 Linda Dillman,Walmart2

2005 Jeri Dunn,Tyson’s3

2005 Kay Palmer,JBHunt

2006 Tom Greco,PepsiCo

2007 Judy Spires,AcmeMarkets

2008 James White,Safeway4

2009 Jeff Noddle,Supervalu

2010 Delhaize America

1.CurrentlyCEOofClorox.2.CurrentlySVPofHewlett-Packard.3.CurrentlyCIOofBacardi.4.CurrentlyCEOofJambaJuice.

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EveryyearhundredsofindustryexecutivesdonatethousandsofhourstotheNetworkanditsmission.Asofficersandboardmembers,theymakekeydecisionsabouttheNetwork’sstrategyandoperations.AsAmbassadors,

theyserveasavitallinkbetweentheircompaniesandtheNetwork.AsChampions,theycarrytheNetwork’smessageintotheirboardroomsandc-suitesandfosterNetworkengagementamongtheiremployees.These

industrymembersdon’tjusttalkthetalk.Theyhelpdesignourconferencesandplanourevents.Theyattendconferencecalls,uploadphotos,write

letters,reservemeetingspacesandprintsignsandfliers.Theyreachouttoothers,expandingtheNetworkandadvancingourmissionofchange.These

leadersandvolunteersaren’tjustcriticaltotheNetwork,theyaretheNetwork.

Heroesandchampions

October 7Mid-Atlantic golf outing draws 50 industry players in Davidson, Md.

October 13Sold-out crowd of more than 300 attend Southern California event

October 15Florida networking event draws 425 in Lakeland

October 15Northern California breakfast attracts 350 leaders to San Ramon

October 21Pacific Northwest group co-hosts event at PSU women’s conference

October 21Nearly 200 learn to “build relationships” at Dallas/Fort Worth luncheon

October 21Chicago networking event attracts nearly 200 members October 21

Clorox women’s resource group meets after Chicago event

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2008FirstNEWMulticulturalWorkforce

ConferenceisheldinFebruaryin

NewYorknNetworkexpandswith

Mid-Atlantic,CarolinasandCincinnati

regionsnAlisonKenneyPaulof

Deloittebeginstwo-yeartermas

presidentnJamesWhiteofSafeway

isrecognizedastheNetwork’s

OutstandingChampionfor2008n

Procter&GambleCOOBobMcDonald

keynotesthesecondannualNEW

ExecutiveLeadersForuminDallas

nAdvantageSales&Marketing,

ChiquitaBrandsInternational,Colgate-

Palmolive,CVSCaremark,DemandTec,

FamilyDollarStores,MARS

Advertising,MarsChocolateNorth

America,PepsiBottlingGroupand

WalgreenCompanyjoinassponsors

nTheNetworkteamswithCPGjobsto

enhanceitsJobBankservicen

Asold-outcrowdof550attends

theNEWLeadershipSummit

inMinneapolisnNEWreleases

“MulticulturalWorkforces:Managing

andMaximizingAmerica’sRich

Mosaic”bestpracticesreportn

TheNetworkaddsCincinnatiand

Mid-AtlanticregionsnDallas/Fort

WorthCo-ChairBarbaraDaugherty

ofFrito-LayacceptstheBobbie

O’HareRegionalCommitteeMember

AwardattheNEWSummitn

TheNetworkpresentsfirstBestofthe

BestRegionalTeamAwardtoNew

EnglandnNEWnationalsponsorship

revenuerises15percentto$1.18

million,anewrecordnNetworksends

yearwithmorethan2,000members

and52nationalsponsors.

year by year

financials

October 22More than 250 attend New England workshop in Newton, Mass.

October 22NEW Leadership Academy’s first webinar attracts more than 300

October 26“Managing Your Career Path” program attracts 250 in Twin Cities

October 28NEW partners with Bi-Lo women’s group for career development panel

November 1Walmart/Sam’s Club commits $100,000 as first Foundation sponsor

November 3Cincinnati event breaks regional record with 650 participants

November 17NEW Canada launched at the Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors

December 9More than 100 attend Mid-Atlantic luncheon co-sponsored by GMA

Income*2001-2010

2001 $324,3581

2002 283,3561

2003 678,9941

2004 797,2211

2005 308,7782

2006 1,247,6483

2007 1,829,3183

2008 2,326,8523

2009 2,586,5433

2010 3,118,4124

Expenditures**2001-2010

2001 $63,6421

2002 394,1911

2003 470,2051

2004 569,0541

2005 691,4072

2006 1,009,8133

2007 1,521,0933

2008 2,012,4023

2009 2,405,5733

2010 2,871,4064

Operating income2010

Nationalsponsorships $1,437,708NEWLeadershipSummit 515,247Regionaleventregistration 381,192NEWExecutiveLeadersForum 306,500Regionalsponsorships 152,620NEWMulticulturalWorkforceConference 142,135Membershipdues 99,833Miscellaneous 83,177Total $3,118,412

Operating expenses2010

Conferenceexpenses $1,377,668Services,staffingandsupport* 1,346,379Otherexpenses 147,359Total $2,871,406

*Includeseducation,communications,infrastructureandmember,sponsorandregionalservices.Unauditedandsummaryresults.AuditedresultstobeissuedbyMay2011.Duetorounding,totalsmaynotequal100%.

ASSETSCashinbank-operating $125,230Cashinbank-cashcontrol 258,407Cashinbank-moneymarket 1,709,865Total cash and cash equivalents 2,093,502Accountsreceivable 614,877Lessallowancefordoubtfulaccounts (30,000)Total accounts receivable 584,877Equipmentandsoftware,netofaccumulateddepreciation 35,070Prepaidexpenses 183,271Total assets $2,896,720LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS LiabilitiesAccountspayable $56,959Accruedpayroll 145,466Accruedexpenses 11,500Unearned/deferredrevenue 1,187,366Total Liabilities 1,401,291 Net assets Beginningnetassets-unrestricted $1,470,229Beginningnetassets-temporarilyrestricted 25,200Ending unrestricted net assets 1,495,429TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $2,896,720

Balance sheet2010

Other expenses 5.1%

National sponsorships 46.1%

NEW Leadership Summit 16.5%

Regional event registration 12.2%NEW Executive Leaders Forum 9.8%

Regional sponsorships 4.8%

NEW Multicultural Workforce Conference4.5%

Membership dues 3.2%Miscellaneous 2.6%

Conference expenses 47.9%

Services, staffing and support 46.8%

Other expenses 5.1%

National sponsorships 46.1%

NEW Leadership Summit 16.5%

Regional event registration 12.2%NEW Executive Leaders Forum 9.8%

Regional sponsorships 4.8%

NEW Multicultural Workforce Conference4.5%

Membership dues 3.2%Miscellaneous 2.6%

Conference expenses 47.9%

Services, staffing and support 46.8%

*Includesnationalandregionalsponsorships,eventregistrationsanddues.**Includesconferenceexpenses,services,staffingandsupport,andadministrativecosts.1.FiscalyearendingMarch31.2.NinemonthsendingDecember31,2005(otherfundsreportedunder2004).3.CalendaryearendingDecember31.4.PreliminarydataforyearendingDecember31,2010.

Ten years of growth

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Asanot-for-profiteducationalassociation,theNetworkgrowstomeettheneedsofourmission.Andtherapid,organicgrowthinourmembership,

sponsorshipandeventattendanceduringourfirstdecadeprovesthattheneedfortheNetworkofExecutiveWomenisreal.Tenyearsagofewcould

haveforeseenthetwistsandturnsofthedecadeahead—yearsofconflictandrollercoastergrowthfollowedbyastunningrecession.Throughitall,

theNetworkhasstoodsteady,sureinourmission,supportedbyourfriendsandconfidentthatwhenweinvestinpeople,ourindustrywill

alwayscomeoutontop.

Arecordyear,arecorddecade

October 22More than 250 attend New England workshop in Newton, Mass.

October 22NEW Leadership Academy’s first webinar attracts more than 300

October 26“Managing Your Career Path” program attracts 250 in Twin Cities

October 28NEW partners with Bi-Lo women’s group for career development panel

November 1Walmart/Sam’s Club commits $100,000 as first Foundation sponsor

November 3Cincinnati event breaks regional record with 650 participants

November 17NEW Canada launched at the Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors

December 9More than 100 attend Mid-Atlantic luncheon co-sponsored by GMA

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2009TheNetworkunveilsanewlookand

logosinJanuarynNEWlaunches

anall-new2.0websitewithsocial

networkingtools,regionalgroup

homepages,expandednewsand

calendarpagesandotheradvances

May28nNEWawardsits2009

OutstandingChampionawardto

SupervaluCEOJeffNoddlenAcosta,

Coty,DelhaizeGroup,JambaJuice,

Kimberly-Clark,NewellRubbermaid,

SCJohnson,Schwan’sConsumer

BrandsandSymphonyIRIGroupsign

onassponsorsnSouthernCalifornia

andCarolinasholdinauguralevents

nBrianCornell,CEOofSam’sClub,

headlinesNEWLeadershipSummit,

whichseesrecord-breakingattendance

ofmorethan750nNetworkreleases

asurveyandspecialreport“White

Men:EnrollingtheDominantCulture

inDiversityandInclusion”nMore

than100CVSCaremarkexecutives

discussleadershipandnetworking

withNEWrepresentativesatretailer’s

headquartersnNEWScholarshop

silentauctionraises$10,715,including

a$5,000TargetCorporationgrantn

Dallas/FortWorthreceivesBestof

theBestRegionalTeamAwardin

SeptembernDianeKnausofKellogg

CompanyreceivesBobbieO’Hare

Awardasregionalcommitteemember

oftheyearnTheNetworkhasarecord

2,364membersand59national

sponsors.

year by year

leadersOfficersPresidentMichelle GloecklerSeniorVicePresident

MerchandiseExecution

WalmartStores

President-ElectJulie HamiltonSeniorVicePresident

GlobalCustomer

andCommercialLeadership

Coca-ColaCompany

ImmediatePastPresidentAlison Kenney PaulViceChairmanandU.S.RetailLeader

Deloitte

SecretaryElizabeth HosickGeneralManager,StrategicCapability

ChevronCorporation

TreasurerRosa C. StrohVicePresident,Treasurer

TheHersheyCompany

Executive CommitteeMaria EdelsonFounder

SalesandCapabilityDevelopment,LLC

Michael GorshePartner,RetailandConsumerGoods

Accenture

Antoinette (Tonie) LeatherberryPrincipal

Deloitte

Regenia SteinVicePresident

BusinessPerformance,

IndustryDevelopment

andCommunications

KraftFoods

Debbie WildrickPresident

GrowingInnovativeBrands

General CounselBob DicksonGeneralCounsel

MassConnections

Andy LapayowkerGeneralCounsel

CrownCentral

Board of Directors At LargeJeff BoserSeniorVicePresident,GlobalSales

KelloggCompany

Christy ConslerVicePresident,Sustainability

SafewayInc.

Caroline Cotten NakkenPresidentandCEO

MassConnections

Dave DudickSeniorVicePresident

andPresident,U.S.Channels

GeneralMillsInc.

Erby Foster, Jr.Director,DiversityandInclusion

TheCloroxCompany

Beverly GrantVicePresident,ChiefChannelOfficer

Procter&Gamble

Cathy Green BurnsPresident,FoodLionFamily

FoodLion,Bloom,Harvey’s,Reid’s

Gail M. JordanFormerVicePresident

HumanResources/Diversity

Stop&ShopSupermarket

CompanyLLC

Lisa KlauserVicePresident

Consumer&CustomerSolutions

Unilever

Catherine LindnerVicePresident,RetailMarketing

WalgreenCompany

Chelle MooreVicePresident

InternationalHumanResources

WalmartStores

Michele MurphySeniorVicePresident

CorporateHumanResources

andLaborRelations

Supervalu

Bobbie O’HareVicePresident,BusinessDevelopment

JohnsonO’HareCompanies

Marie QuintanaVicePresident,MulticulturalSales

PepsiCo

Margarita RossiDirector,GlobalCategorySolutions

Johnson&Johnson

Sales&LogisticsCompanyLLC

John M. SagutoVicePresident,PetSpecialtyGroup

NestléPurinaPetCare

Marla ThompsonVicePresident,BusinessDevelopment

CatalinaMarketingCorporation

Anne ZipfelDirectorofOwnedBrands

TargetCorporation

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Champions 2010Dan AbrahamCEO

Garb-KoInc.

Hank ArmourPresidentandCEO

NACS

Chris BaldwinSeniorVicePresident

RetailandEnergyMarketing

AmeradaHess

Mark BaumManagingPartner

MARCATGroupLLC

Dennis BelcastroEVP,IndustryAffairs

andMembershipServices

GroceryManufacturersAssociation

(GMA)

Betsy CohenVicePresidentandFuturist

NestléPurinaPetCareCompany

Joseph M. DePintoPresidentandCEO

7-ElevenInc.

Sandy DouglasPresident

Coca-ColaNorthAmerica

Jeri DunnCIO

Bacardi

Tom GrecoExecutiveVicePresident,Sales

NorthAmericaBeverages

PepsiCoAmericasBeverages

Michele HansonPresidentandCEO

ExecuInsight

David JobePresident,LeadershipConferences

CSPInformationGroup

Jenny KeehanExecutiveVicePresident

MemberServices

RetailIndustryLeadersAssociation

Jim KeyesChairmanandCEO

BlockbusterInc.

William Kies Jr.Principal

KiesConsulting

Don KnaussChairmanandCEO

TheCloroxCompany

Denise MorrisonExecutiveVicePresident

andChiefOperatingOfficer

CampbellSoupCompany

Jamice ObianyoDirector,GlobalSustainability,

ExternalRelations

Ecolab

Chip O’HarePresidentandCEO

JohnsonO’HareCompanies

Marnette PerrySeniorVicePresident

Kroger

Larree RendaExecutiveVicePresident

Safeway

Eileen ScottFormerCEO

Pathmark

Stephen SibertVicePresident,CorporateAffairs

andCommunications

DiamondFoodsInc.

Bill SimonPresidentandCEO

WalmartU.S.

Robert A. SteeleViceChairman

GlobalHealth&WellBeing

Procter&Gamble

Dan VucovichSeniorVicePresidentandPresidentU.S.

TheHersheyCompany

Tara WeinerManagingPartner

GreaterPhiladelphiaRegion

Deloitte

Bonnie WurzbacherSeniorVicePresident

GlobalCustomerLeadership

Coca-ColaCompany

StaffJoan TothExecutiveDirector

Tel312693-5393

Fax312726-4704

[email protected]

Anna Duran MartinezDirectorofMemberServices

Tel281302-4354

[email protected]

Nathalia GrangerDirectorofOperations

Tel312693-6855

Fax312726-4704

[email protected]

Lauren Huizar-MartinezRegistrationSpecialist

Tel281302-4328

[email protected]

Nancy Krawczyk DirectorofClientServices

Tel215327-4861

[email protected]

Stephanie McFeeDirectorofClientServices

Tel561459-5540

[email protected]

Tracy Weems-LavizzoAdministrativeCoordinator

Tel312693-5008

Fax312726-4704

[email protected]

Rob WrayDirectorofCommunications

Tel323664-3198

Cell323702-4709

[email protected]

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2010CEORonHodgeacceptsthe2010

OutstandingChampionawardon

behalfofhonoreeDelhaizeAmerica

May11atFMInNEWwelcomes

first-timesponsorsAmericanExpress,

Bacardi,C.H.RobinsonWorldwide,

Crossmark,DeanFoods,dunnhumby

USA,GlaxoSmithKline,ImageBase,

McCormick&Company,NestléInfant

Nutrition,Novartis,PetSmart,Service

ManagementGroup(SMG)and

ValassisnMorethan7,600members

andguestsregisterfor28regional

andnationalevents,a2.5-percent

increaseinattendancenNetwork

regionshold25informalmixersn

TheNetworkparticipatesin10cpg/

retailindustryconferencesnMore

than700membersandguests

attendNEW-supportedevents

hostedbyColgate-Palmolive,Mars

NA,SaraLee,Walgreens,Walmart,

McCormick&Company,Johnson

&Johnson,SymphonyIRI,Novartis

andBi-LonRevampedNEWTube

features22videosfromnationaland

regionaleventsnNEWCanadaisthe

Network’sfirstregionoutsideofthe

UnitedStatesnMembersparticipate

infiveNEWsurveysnSponsors

collaboratewithNEWinpersonand

viateleconferenceatmorethan225

clientmeetingsnWalmart/Sam’sClub

andKraftFoodsareinitialFoundation-

levelsponsorsnNationalsponsorship

reaches$1.44million,anincreaseof

morethan13percentover2009n

Totaloperatingincomereaches

$3.1million,a20-percentjumpn

TheNetworkentersits10thyear

with3,307membersand72national

sponsors.

year by year

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