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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 27 MIN

Episode 19: Why empathy is the ultimate competitive advantage for FMCG leaders

from Women Transforming Food · host Inside FMCG

In this episode of Women Transforming Food, Eugene Cha Navarro, Managing Director of CJ Foods Oceania, explains how "organizational empathy" serves as a strategic driver for the global Bibigo brand. She explores how deep human understanding bridges the gap between global ambition and local relevance, helping Korean flavors find a permanent home in Australian kitchens. By reframing empathy as a commercial capability rather than just a personal trait, Eugene reveals how it accelerates trust with retailers and fuels smarter innovation. It’s a compelling look at why the most successful food brands are those that truly listen to the people they serve. 

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