EPISODE · Feb 10, 2025 · 29 MIN
Season 2, Episode 25 - Interview with Carolyn Raikhlin, Food Industry
from Beyond Clinical · host Business Skills for Health Professionals: Alexis Williams
In this episode, we learn more about Carolyn's career in the food industry.Carolyn is an experienced Senior Manager specializing in Nutrition Policy & Regulatory Affairs at Food, Health & Consumer Products of Canada. A Registered Dietitian bringing over 18 years of experience spanning the commodity and not-for profit sectors, and the consumer packaged goods industry.With a Master of Applied Nutrition degree from the University of Guelph and an MBA from Wilfrid Laurier University, Carolyn combines deep expertise in nutrition with strategic business insight. Her career began with roles at Dairy Farmers of Canada and Canada Beef, where she gained a solid foundation in the commodity sector and the important role of nutrition. She then spent more than 12 years at Unilever and Upfield Foods combined, where she advanced in the consumer packaged goods industry, leading nutrition and health initiatives across the company’s product portfolios.Carolyn is passionate about driving impactful policy changes and ensuring that food products align with the ever-changing consumer demands in the health space. She is committed to advancing public health through thoughtful, science-based approaches to nutrition and food policy.---To join our Business Skills for Health Professionals Facebook Community, visit:https://www.facebook.com/groups/1243984290328083/Or LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14104059/To learn more about our Beyond Clinical Career Transition Program visit: https://bizskillsforhps.com/beyond-clinical-career-transition-program/To learn more about our Beyond Clinical Network & Membership visit: https://bizskillsforhps.com/beyond-clinical-network-membership/
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