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Fromm addressed the audience this morning about how companies and organizations can foster “brand love” among the millennial generation. “Uniqueness, meaningfulness, innovation and authenticity are the four variables impacting brand loyalty for millennials,” Fromm said. He went on to note that, to millennials, authenticity is gauged by transparency.
Other speakers echoed Fromm’s call for a focus on consumer needs, with National Geographic’s Dennis Dimick giving an in-depth look at how the organization covers agricultural issues, particularly in the 2014 “Future of Food” series. “We didn’t want to just do a series for people in agriculture,” Dimick said. “We’re trying to reach the public who are interested in food.”
Food, Dimick noted, is a crucial area of common ground that will help foster conversations about the future of agriculture. “Food is one of the key binding rituals of our civilization,” he said.
Closing out the morning sessions was a panel on sustainability, titled “Fact, Fiction, the Future – Measuring Sustainability.” Panelists included Roger Cady, global sustainability lead, Elanco, Paul Bredwell, vice president of environmental programs, U.S. Poultry and Egg Association and Brian Jones, responsible sourcing manager, Nestle North America.
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