Former Campbell CEO Dale F. Morrison Passes Away
Former Campbell Soup Company President and CEO Dale F. Morrison passed away at 74 on April 8, 2023, in Naples, Florida. Morrison's leadership from 1997 to 2000 significantly impacted the company, having joined in 1995 as President of Pepperidge Farm. He was instrumental in launching V8 Splash beverages and establishing Campbell’s Chunky soup's NFL sponsorship. Under his guidance, Campbell experienced notable sales growth, particularly with iconic brands like Goldfish and Milano. The company reported fiscal 2022 net sales of $8.6 billion, reflecting its longstanding presence in the food industry since 1869.
- Morrison drove significant sales growth at Campbell, especially for brands like Goldfish and Milano.
- He was instrumental in launching V8 Splash beverages and establishing NFL sponsorship, enhancing brand visibility.
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Morrison served as Campbell’s President and CEO from 1997 to 2000. He joined Campbell in 1995 as President of
During his tenure, Campbell launched V8 Splash beverages, and Campbell’s Chunky soup began its
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