Ben Mand is an experienced executive who has worked across agency, consulting, and CPG businesses with an unfailing passion for building responsible brands. No matter where he's been in his career, Ben brings an entrepreneurial spirit, appetite for innovation, and a reputation for being a creative problem solver.

At Plum Organics, Ben is responsible for the company’s marketing programs, brand development, product innovation and creative strategy. He has been instrumental in strengthening Plum’s core mission, developing the brand campaign and activation, as well as the launch of more than 30 new products, helping to accelerate the brand from the #3 to #1 organic baby food company.

Prior to joining Plum, Ben worked in various Marketing and Innovation roles at General Mills and Johnson & Johnson as well as consulting at Interbrand & ZS Associates. While at General Mills, Ben made an impact as a change agent, driving improvements in health, sustainability, and social impact while delivering consistent sales and profit growth for well-known brands, including Progresso, Pillsbury, and Yoplait.

Outside of work, Ben enjoys spending time with his wife and two young children, food & wine, traveling the world, and the Green Bay Packers.

Recently named one of iMedia’s Top 25 Marketing Leaders and Innovators, Rebecca’s creative approach gets consumers to advocate for the brands they love. Rebecca co-founded her creative agency, Something Massive in 2009. She is a fountain of ideas for agency clients which include: Campbell, Sony Pictures, Regal Entertainment Group, Medtronic and MasterCard.

Rebecca started her career in media before joining Los Angeles based creative agency, DNA Studio in 2000. After working her way up to General Manager, Rebecca led the company to become an Ad Age Top 50 Interactive agency. Rebecca’s creative approach was directly responsible for attracting a steady stream of clients including: AT&T, Paramount, The WB, Anheuser-Busch, Best Buy, PepsiCo and Universal Studios.

In 2006, DNA Studio was sold to WhittmanHart. That year the combined agencies broke into the Ad Age Top 20 Interactive agency list and represented the second largest interactive agency in the US. Rebecca stayed on for two years post-merger as General Manager.

Today, Rebecca's agency, Something Massive, boasts 10,000 square feet of production space where they efficiently create both photographic and video content for brands on the daily. In house production, in-depth strategy and the ability to turn on a dime, make Something Massive a true agency partner in today's ever evolving digital landscape.