10 Flowers Foods marketing leaders
Mark Courtney, Chief Brand Officer at Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries, opens this list of Flowers Foods marketing leaders, which also includes the SVP of Omnichannel Marketing and directors of brand management, digital marketing and marketing. A reader can learn how marketing leaders work at Flowers Foods from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
Brent Bradshaw
LinkedInExperience: SVP Core Brands · Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries
Brent Bradshaw has been SVP Core Brands at Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries since October 2017, based in Thomasville, Georgia. At Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries they were Vice President of Marketing (2011–2017), Brand Manager (2005–2011) and Product Manager (2003–2005), and they were Lead Resource at Frito-Lay (2002–2003).
Carol Dahlquist
LinkedInExperience: SVP of Omnichannel Marketing · Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries
Carol Dahlquist has been SVP of Omnichannel Marketing at Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries since May 2023, based in Bonita Springs, Florida. At Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries they were VP of Marketing (2018–2023) and Field Marketing Vice President (2017–2018), and they were Region Marketing Director at The Coca-Cola Company (2009–2013).
Dan Letchinger
LinkedInExperience: Former Vice President of Marketing · Dave's Killer Bread
Dan Letchinger is a former Vice President of Marketing at Dave's Killer Bread, a role held from May 2016 to November 2017, and has been Senior Vice President, Growth Brands - Dave’s Killer Bread & Canyon Bakehouse Gluten Free at Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries since November 2017. Dan Letchinger was also Director of Marketing (2015–2016) and Marketing Manager (2011–2014) at Dave's Killer Bread.
Debo Mukherjee
LinkedInExperience: Former CMO · Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries
Debo Mukherjee is a former CMO at Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries, a role held from October 2017 to April 2023, based in Thomasville, Georgia. Debo Mukherjee was also Chief Executive Officer at Redco Foods (2011–2015) and Owner & President at Intacta Consulting (2015–2017), and has been a Board Member at PetSmart Charities since 2020.
Devina Roland
LinkedInExperience: Former Director of Marketing · Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries
Devina Roland is a former Director of Marketing at Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries, a role held from January 2013 to February 2014, based in the Columbia, South Carolina area. Devina Roland has been Director of National Accounts there since February 2014 and was Account Manager at Pepperidge Farm (2009–2012) and District Sales Manager at Pepperidge Farm (2005–2009).
Emily Hagan
LinkedInExperience: Director of Digital Marketing & Creative Services · Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries
Emily Hagan has been Director of Digital Marketing & Creative Services at Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries since May 2023. At Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries they were Senior Digital Marketing Manager (2022–2023), Digital Marketing Manager (2020–2022) and Associate Brand Manager (2017–2020), and they were Account Supervisor at The Zimmerman Agency (2012–2017).
Jessica Wood
LinkedInExperience: Former Senior Brand Director, Nature’s Own · Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries
Jessica Wood is a former Senior Brand Director, Nature’s Own at Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries, a role held from January 2021 to July 2024, and has been Vice President of Consumer Insights there since July 2024. Jessica Wood was also Senior Brand Manager - U.S. Market at Universal Orlando Resort (2019–2021) and Senior Brand Manager at The Coca-Cola Company (2018–2019).
Krystle F.
LinkedInExperience: Sr. Director of Brand Management | Nature’s Own · Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries
Krystle F. has been Sr. Director of Brand Management | Nature’s Own at Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries since August 2024, based in Thomasville, Georgia. The profile headline reads Sr. Brand Director | Innovator Driving Growth and Market Positioning, and the listing shows no other work rows.
Mark Courtney
LinkedInExperience: Chief Brand Officer · Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries
Mark Courtney is Chief Brand Officer at Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries, based in Thomasville, Georgia, and the profile lists the role with no end date. At Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries they were also Business Unit President, Fresh Packaged Breads (2019–2020) and Senior Vice President, Sales (2008–2019), and they list Various Sales Positions there from 1983 to 2008.
William Taylor
LinkedInExperience: Director of Marketing · Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries
William Taylor has been Director of Marketing at Flowers Foods & Subsidiaries since December 2012, based in Victorville, California. They were Key Account Manager at Hostess Brands (2005–2012), District Sales Manager (1999–2005) and Division Sales Manager (1993–1999) there, and the profile describes experience in sales, operational management and marketing.
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Questions to take into the conversation
- 01What does your marketing role own day to day, and how does it work with the sales teams around it?
- 02What did you change first when you took on your marketing role, and why?
- 03What would you tell someone stepping into a brand marketing leadership role at a packaged food company for the first time?
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