“That ability to gather that data, collect it in one place... AI tools... list of the biggest opportunities... tells the rep which store to go to next”

Kirk Tanner · Masters of Scale · Halloween meets GLP-1s: Hershey’s candy Super Bowl, with CEO Kirk Tanner

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Integrated the sales force across confection and salty portfolios into a single "One Hershey" system that aggregates customer and brand data in one place and uses AI tools to surface the highest-value retail visits for each rep

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