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The CPG Guys speak with Andrea McGovern Galo, Director of Commerce Marketing at Tyson Foods, one of the world's largest processors and marketers of chicken, beef, pork and plant-based protein food products.
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Andrea answers these questions:
1) Andrea, what drew you into your career path that finds you squarely in the transformational world of commerce? I shared a bit about your background in my introduction but would love to hear a bit more about your career journey.
2) You know our favorite topic on this podcast is retail media. Would love your thoughts on the evolution of shopper marketing in the age of retail media. How has Shopper Marketing evolved and why is Retail Media making such a big impact in this function?
3) Following on Sri’s question, how has the work of Shopper Marketing changed within this new digital landscape?
4) What are the skills and traits that make a successful Commerce Marketing professional in this new digitally-driven era?
5) How is the rise of retail media impacting the CPG - Retailer relationship particularly around meaningful JBP? Are the investment asks coming from all of these emerging platforms realistic and how will brands have to make judicious decisions
6) How is the rise of retail media impacting traditional internal CPG brand-shopper-sales dynamic from a budgeting and management perspective? Is retail media just media and really a function of marketing?
7) There have been calls from large CPG manufacturers for standards to be established in the industry around capabilities & measurements. How do you see this actually happening?
8) What does the future hold in this RMN space? What should Commerce Marketers be thinking about for tomorrow and beyond?
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Director - Commerce Marketing at Tyson Foods
During her time at Unilever she worked in brand, shopper and category functions to craft retail solutions both in the US and in Europe.
Later at a WPP agency, she built the strategy function to enable social commerce solutions for shopper marketing clients.
And now at Tyson, she leads the Commerce Marketing team, working collaboratively with brand and sales teams navigating the emerging world of retail media.
She is a marketing strategist who is passionate about uncovering commerce opportunities for brands at retail and then building relevant customer experience solutions that deliver growth for both brands and retail partners.