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Kraft Foodservice Appoints New Vice Presidents

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jan. 13, 2005
NORTHFIELD, IL - Fred Paglia, currently vice president, sales has been appointed vice president, sales and marketing for Kraft Foodservice.

In his new position, Paglia will assume responsibility for U.S. category marketing in addition to his sales oversight responsibilities. A seasoned foodservice industry expert, Paglia has 18 years experience with both Kraft and Nabisco.

In addition, Joe Clark, currently area vice president, foodservice East Area, has been appointed vice president, field sales reporting to Paglia. Clark will assume responsibility for Foodservice field sales and sales planning.

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