Top Women In Store Brands

Andrea Collaro's leadership at Walgreens has led to continued product development for the pharmacy chain, earning her the TWISB Innovation honor.

Daymon's Business Manager Alexis Herbert has earned this year's Sparkplug award for ability to grow sales for her clients.

Home improvement retailer Lowe's is the winner of the first Top Women in Store Brands DEI award for its inclusive offerings for customers and associates, as well as sourcing practices.

The company's director of Customer Service is this year's honoree in the category of Operations.

The deductions analyst is this year's honoree in the Corporate Services category.

The Key Account Manager is this year's honoree in the sales category.

The retailer's vice president of Private Brands/Consumables is this year's honoree in the Supply Chain/Procurement category.

The retailer's executive vice president and chief merchandising officer is this year's honoree in the Marketing and Merchandising category.

Three new industry leaders step into board positions as three others step away.

The founder of the WISE organization and current president of the PLMA won a new award from WISE and Store Brands, as part of the Top Women in Store Brands awards.

Meet the nine winners that made great strides across the private brand industry, despite the pandemic.

Nine deserving women from various facets of the industry to be recognized virtually Nov. 4 and in the upcoming October print edition of Store Brands.