Deanna Bratter
Corporate Officer/Principal chez CROCS, INC.
Profil
Deanna Bratter is currently the Director at The Center for Resource Solutions and the Vice President & Global Head-Sustainability at Crocs, Inc. She previously worked as the Vice President-Sustainable Development at Danone Medical Nutrition North America, Inc. Bratter completed her undergraduate degree at the University of South Florida.
Postes actifs de Deanna Bratter
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
| CROCS, INC. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 19/04/2022 |
The Center for Resource Solutions
 The Center for Resource Solutions Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services The Center for Resource Solutions provides policy and market solutions to advance sustainable energy. It offers Green-e, policy and market development, renewable energy markets conference, green power leadership, and buy clean energy. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA. | Director/Board Member | - |
Anciens postes connus de Deanna Bratter
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
|---|---|---|
Danone Medical Nutrition North America, Inc.
 Danone Medical Nutrition North America, Inc. Specialty StoresRetail Trade In 2008, Danone recorded an organic growth rate of 8.4% - practical proof that its business growth model truly works. With its operating margin increasing for the 14th year running, the group further strengthened its global standing: world no. 1 in fresh dairy products, world no. 2 in bottled waters, world no. 2 in baby nutrition and European no. 1 in medical nutrition. The group's performance is the result of a balanced strategy that builds on international expansion, a growing commitment to innovation, and strengthening health-oriented brands. In order to live up to its ambitions, Danone invests heavily in Research & Development - €208 million in 2008. One hundred percent of projects currently in the pipeline focus on health and nutrition. Three centuries after the benefits of Evian mineral water were discovered, over a century after Blédine was first marketed, and nearly a century after the first Danone yoghurt was retailed in a pharmacy, health innovation remains more than ever a driver of the group's business growth. 2008 confirmed that the previous year's acquisition of the Dutch group Numico was strategically sound. With this move, Danone incorporated into its strategy two profitable, fast-growing health-oriented business lines: medical nutrition and baby nutrition. They naturally round off the group's brand portfolio and are perfectly aligned with its mission to bring health through food to as many people as possible. Today Danone is the only food group to focus totally on health. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Formation de Deanna Bratter
| University of South Florida | Undergraduate Degree |
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| Sociétés cotées | 1 |
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| CROCS, INC. | Consumer Non-Durables |
| Entreprise privées | 2 |
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The Center for Resource Solutions
The Center for Resource Solutions Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services The Center for Resource Solutions provides policy and market solutions to advance sustainable energy. It offers Green-e, policy and market development, renewable energy markets conference, green power leadership, and buy clean energy. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA. | Commercial Services |
Danone Medical Nutrition North America, Inc.
Danone Medical Nutrition North America, Inc. Specialty StoresRetail Trade In 2008, Danone recorded an organic growth rate of 8.4% - practical proof that its business growth model truly works. With its operating margin increasing for the 14th year running, the group further strengthened its global standing: world no. 1 in fresh dairy products, world no. 2 in bottled waters, world no. 2 in baby nutrition and European no. 1 in medical nutrition. The group's performance is the result of a balanced strategy that builds on international expansion, a growing commitment to innovation, and strengthening health-oriented brands. In order to live up to its ambitions, Danone invests heavily in Research & Development - €208 million in 2008. One hundred percent of projects currently in the pipeline focus on health and nutrition. Three centuries after the benefits of Evian mineral water were discovered, over a century after Blédine was first marketed, and nearly a century after the first Danone yoghurt was retailed in a pharmacy, health innovation remains more than ever a driver of the group's business growth. 2008 confirmed that the previous year's acquisition of the Dutch group Numico was strategically sound. With this move, Danone incorporated into its strategy two profitable, fast-growing health-oriented business lines: medical nutrition and baby nutrition. They naturally round off the group's brand portfolio and are perfectly aligned with its mission to bring health through food to as many people as possible. Today Danone is the only food group to focus totally on health. | Retail Trade |
