Irene Rosenfeld

Irene Rosenfeld possessed a profoundly rigorous, deeply analytical background in advanced consumer psychology, complex corporate strategy, and massive-scale food marketing. Having successfully earned a Ph.D. in Marketing and Statistics from Cornell University and operating as a fiercely respected leader across massive FMCG conglomerates, this incredibly intense intellectual foundation provided the exact strategic mastery required to successfully architect the massive Mondelēz corporation.

Irene Rosenfeld is an incredibly powerful American corporate executive and the profoundly influential strategic architect fundamentally responsible for the massive, highly complex corporate spin-off that created Mondelēz International. Operating as the fiercely ambitious CEO of Kraft Foods, Rosenfeld aggressively orchestrated the absolute massive separation of Kraft's North American grocery business from its high-growth global snacking portfolio in 2012. By relentlessly driving this incredibly lucrative multi-billion dollar restructuring, she completely birthed Mondelēz International as an absolute global monopoly in biscuits, chocolate, and snacks. Her absolutely rigorous corporate leadership, massive financial engineering, and relentless acquisition of global powerhouse brands completely cemented her legacy as one of the most massively influential female executives in the history of the global food industry.