Kim Feil, chief marketing and strategy officer, OfficeMax
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( November 5, 2012 ) Kim Feil has been appointed executive vice president and chief marketing and strategy officer for OfficeMax effective November 12. She will have accountability for all aspects of marketing across the enterprise, with particular emphasis on brand management and evolution of the company's traditional marketing vehicles to new media including digital and social. Most recently, Feil served as chief marketing officer and corporate vice president for Walgreen Co. Previously, Feil held marketing and business leadership positions at companies that include PepsiCo, Cadbury Schweppes, Information Resources, Inc., and Sara Lee. Feil earned a Bachelor's degree and a Master's degree from Southern Methodist University. |
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