Full-Time
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Manufactures and distributes food and beverages
$76.9k - $128.7k/yr
Mid, Senior
Plano, TX, USA + 2 more
More locations: Chicago, IL, USA | White Plains, NY, USA
PepsiCo is a major player in the food and beverage industry, providing a wide range of products to consumers, retailers, and foodservice businesses. The company offers well-known brands such as Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Doritos, Lay's, Gatorade, Tropicana, and Quaker. PepsiCo tailors its products to fit local tastes, which helps it appeal to diverse markets across over 200 countries. The company generates revenue by manufacturing, marketing, and distributing snacks, beverages, and nutrition products, selling them to various customers including retailers and directly to consumers. PepsiCo also uses targeted advertising to enhance its marketing efforts. What sets PepsiCo apart from its competitors is its extensive brand portfolio and its ability to adapt to changing consumer preferences through continuous product innovation. The company's goal is to maintain its strong market presence and ensure steady growth by diversifying its revenue streams and investing in new product development.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Town of Harrison, New York
Founded
1965
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"A cloud-first approach has been essential to PepsiCo's ongoing digital transformation," said Athina Kanioura, Executive Vice President, Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer at PepsiCo. "This strategic collaboration will strengthen our mature cloud strategy and unlock new levels of agility, intelligence, and scalability across the company."The partnership spans PepsiCo's global organization and lines of business. AWS, including its Professional Services team, is working with PepsiCo on a wide range of initiatives, including:Cloud migration and IT modernization: PepsiCo is migrating applications and workloads to AWS. As PepsiCo continues its cloud-first journey, this will effectively position the company to quickly build, test, iterate, and implement new technologies and capabilities for its customers and employees.PepsiCo is migrating applications and workloads to AWS. As PepsiCo continues its cloud-first journey, this will effectively position the company to quickly build, test, iterate, and implement new technologies and capabilities for its customers and employees. G enerative AI: AWS has enhanced the flexibility and capability of PepsiCo's internal generative AI platform, PepGenX, by integrating it with Amazon Bedrock
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PepsiCo partners with AWS for enhanced digital transformation.
Ashley Buchanan’s tenure as CEO of department store chain Kohl’s was short-lived.Buchanan, who became chief executive of Kohl’s Jan. 15, was fired Wednesday (April 30) after an investigation determined he violated company policy by directing Kohl’s to enter into a multimillion-dollar consulting contract with a vendor despite “undisclosed conflicts of interest,” per a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.Buchanan had a personal relationship with that vendor, and the agreement included “highly unusual terms favorable to the vendor,” the filing said.While the company did not characterize the nature of the ex-CEO’s relationship with the vendor, a Thursday (May 1) report by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) identified her as Chandra Holt and said Buchanan has had a romantic relationship with her.The two met when they were both working for Walmart years ago, the report said. Buchanan went on to serve as CEO of crafts retailer Michaels before being hired by Kohl’s. Holt served as CEO of Bed Bath & Beyond and is now a consultant and the founder of coffee brand Incredibrew.“I’ve known Ashley Buchanan for 10 years, but I have not received any compensation for my Incredibrew business from Kohl’s,” Holt told the WSJ, per the report.Buchanan was hired as Kohl’s CEO in November, replacing Tom Kingsbury, who retired in January.His departure places more pressure on the chain, which in March forecast a difficult year ahead amid an ongoing turnaround project. Kohl’s released quarterly earnings at the time that projected a 5% to 7% drop in revenue for the year.Speaking to analysts during an earnings call, Buchanan said Kohl’s has gone astray in recent years by moving away from core offerings like jewelry and its proprietary brands while focusing on new categories.“A lot of the issues were probably self-inflicted over many years of decisions,” he said. “We have a very loyal customer