O’Loughlin joins Easy Mills board

CHICAGO — Easy Mills, a baker of better-for-you crackers, cookies, bars and baking mixes, introduced the appointment of Sheryl O’Loughlin to its board of administrators. In her new function, Ms. O’Loughlin will assist information Easy Mills because it scales “to the subsequent degree,” the corporate mentioned.

“I’m honored to be a part of the highly-esteemed Easy Mills board of administrators, particularly on the heels of a profitable development yr for the corporate,” Ms. O’Loughlin mentioned. “I’m a longtime fan of the model and notably admire how Easy Mills honors the intersection of individuals and planetary well being by using nutrient-dense substances and adopting a novel strategy to regenerative agriculture that has the potential to construct wholesome soil.”

Ms. O’Loughlin has greater than 30 years of expertise main client packaged items (CPG) firms. She presently serves on the boards of PetIQ, S. Martinelli & Co. and Miyoko’s Creamery. Most not too long ago, she was president and chief government officer of REBBL Inc., a pure beverage firm.

Beforehand, she co-founded Plum Organics, which was offered to Campbell Soup Co. in 2013. From 2011 to 2013, she was government director of the Middle for Entrepreneurial Research on the Stanford Graduate Faculty of Enterprise. Ms. O’Loughlin was CEO of Clif Bar & Co. from 1998 to 2007.

“It’s my ardour to help firms like Easy Mills in scaling their enterprise in a means that aligns with their mission and values, whereas offering an instance to different firms that an moral enterprise framework aiming to vary our meals system may be wildly profitable,” she mentioned. “I’ve devoted my effort and time to supporting proficient leaders like Katlin Smith (founder and CEO of Easy Mills) obtain their targets, and I am thrilled on the alternative to help the Easy Mills staff on their journey to serving to higher the world.”

Ms. O’Loughlin earned a bachelor’s diploma in enterprise administration from the Ross Faculty of Enterprise on the College of Michigan and a grasp of enterprise administration diploma from the Kellogg Faculty of Administration at Northwestern College.