Perdue
Abby Panfil has extensive experience in sales and leadership roles. Abby currently holds the position of Vice President of Sales at Perdue Farms, starting in 2023. Prior to this, they were the Owner of LincolnChain LLC from March 2023 to December 2023.
Before their current roles, Abby worked at Jack Link's Protein Snacks (Link Snacks) from 2017 to 2023. During their time there, they held various positions, including Vice President of Emerging Channels, Vice President of Lorissa's Kitchen Business Unit, and Director of Alternative Channels. In these roles, they were responsible for managing large teams, overseeing significant business worth millions of dollars, and implementing strategies to drive growth and increase revenue.
Abby also worked at Kellogg Company from 2011 to 2017, where they served as the Director of Sales Strategy and Trade Planning. In this role, they led the sales strategy, trade planning, and category management team, managing trade spending and implementing revenue growth management initiatives. Abby also held the position of National Account Executive, managing key accounts and driving partnerships with major retailers.
Before Kellogg Company, Abby was the Vice President of Sales at iChill Beverages LLC from 2010 to 2011. In this role, they were responsible for managing business development and marketing campaigns, including a college ambassador program.
Overall, Abby Panfil has a wealth of experience in sales, leadership, and business development across various industries.
Abby Panfil pursued a degree in Selling and Sales Management at Purdue University.
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Perdue
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Arthur W. Perdue founded Perdue Farms in 1920 but the company gained national attention as a brand name in the 1970s when son and successor, Franklin P. Perdue, became television pitchman for the company. Today, Jim Perdue, grandson of the founder, is the chief executive and the face of Perdue on television. The company sells chicken and turkey products to food retailers and food service companies in the Eastern and Midwestern U.S. and exports poultry products to more than 70 foreign countries around the world. Perdue runs two soybean-processing plants that produce vegetable oils and ingredients for animal feed.