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Mrs. Moody joined the U.S. division of MTY in 2010 and has since served in multiple roles of increasing responsibility, including Sr. VP and Deputy General Counsel where she was also head of Human Resources at Kahala Brands, and most recently General Counsel of all of MTY's U.S. operations. During this time she has also been an active participant in the strong culture of MTY, serving as a longtime member and Treasurer of the organization's community outreach and diversity group and as a senior member of MTY's Environmental, Social and Governance "ESG" committee. For over a decade she has consistently demonstrated exceptional teamwork, leadership qualities, passion and skills.
Pioneers in revolutionizing non-alcoholic craft beer. Brewing high-quality, great tasting NA craft beer for today`s healthy & active beer lover.
At Bowery Farming, we dream of a world where agriculture gives back to the people and the planet more than it takes. But to achieve this, we need more than incremental change. We need to reimagine farming from the ground up. Everyday, Bowery`s purpose-driven team works toward this mission. Right outside of cities, we build indoor farms that grow wildly flavorful produce that`s defiantly free from pollutants, all while using less finite resources like space and water. Our smart farms are powered by our proprietary farm operating system, BoweryOS, creating a simplified, agile food system that`s focused on flavor, freshness, and safety.
Heartland Food Products Group is a Carmel, IN-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
Maola is more than just a brand of milk. We are a group of local dairy farmers who have owned the land, the cows, and bottling centers for nearly 100 years. We take great pride in our work; with many of us growing up on a farm, we know just how to care for our cows to keep them happy and healthy. Our generations of experience combined with modern farming and bottling practices allow us to protect our milks wholesome goodness every step of the way, from our farms to neighborhood stores.