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Corporate Affairs

It really matters what our consumers think of us. But there are plenty of other audiences, too.  The media, investors, financial analysts, politicians, the communities where we work. And, of course, our employees. That’s a lot of people talking to us – and a lot of people listening.

So Corporate Affairs make sure we’re always in conversation with them. To explain what we’re doing, and to learn from the wider world. They look after the Kraft Foods brand – making sure people really trust us – and lead all our environmental, health and community projects.

Angela Shepherd
It was my choice how to do it, and everyone was very supportive.

Angela

Belgium

My job involves working with external stakeholders to support diet and health initiatives across Europe, and to help consumers understand food labels. So we make commitments to show what Kraft Foods is doing to help. I was asked to look into a new pledge, which was tricky because I knew there were lots of initiatives taking place throughout the company – but not whether they were centrally organised.
 
I thought about all the great Kraft Foods employee health and wellbeing programmes going on in Europe. Each country was doing it differently – from free health checks to special cooking sessions. Why not find out everything that was happening, then share it with others? It was my choice how to find the facts and present them. And everyone was very supportive. It’s really rewarding that something so simple can contribute to health in Europe, and the external image of our company.

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