(PRESS RELEASE) WASHINGTON, DC – The Pet Food Institute (PFI), whose members make the vast majority of dog and cat food and treats in the United States, announced its 2023 board officers, including a new chair.
“We are excited about our 2023 board officers, who will each bring diverse experience and expertise to Pet Food Institute’s Board,” said Dana Brooks, Pet Food Institute (PFI) president & CEO. “These board members will work diligently to represent the interests of all pet food makers, who work hard every day to produce safe, nutritious pet food for America’s pets.”
The 2023 chair will be Nestlé Purina PetCare North America President and CEO Nina Leigh Krueger. Krueger has been with Purina for 30 years, and most recently served as the PFI board vice chair.
“I look forward to working with fellow Board officers and members to further our shared commitment to help pets live long, healthy lives and strengthen the human-pet bond,” Krueger said. “Collaboration and transparency are cornerstones of PFI’s mission and critical as we work together to earn the trust of pet parents every day.”
The full slate of 2023 PFI Board Officers are:
- Nina Leigh Krueger, president and CEO of Nestlé Purina PetCare North America, Chair
- Scott Salmon, president of Simmons Pet Food Inc., Vice Chair
- Nicki Baty, president of Hill’s Pet Nutrition U.S., Secretary
- Rod Troni, global chief marketing officer of Champion Petfoods, Treasurer
- Scott Morris, president and CEO of Freshpet, Personnel Officer
About Pet Food Institute
The Pet Food Institute (PFI) and our members who make the vast majority of all U.S. pet food and treat products, are committed to helping pets enjoy long and healthy lives. PFI provides information about pet food and treat safety nutrition and health to pet owners, and advocates for a transparent, science-based regulatory environment for our members. Visit petfoodinstitute.org to learn more.
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