Sterling Melville is the Away From Home Sales Strategy Director at PepsiCo, based in Dallas, Texas. In this role, he is responsible for developing national sales strategies for local restaurants, leveraging over 12 years of experience across retail, operations, and foodservice at PepsiCo.

In 2022, Sterling was part of the team that earned the prestigious PepsiCo Chairman’s Award for their work on Dig In, a purpose-driven platform designed to support underserved businesses. The initiative focuses on elevating visibility, providing access to capital, and fostering growth opportunities for minority-owned businesses.

Sterling also serves as President of his family’s foundation, where he is dedicated to making a positive impact on his community and inspiring the next generation.

A fitness enthusiast, Sterling enjoys hiking and working out in his free time. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Colgate University, where he was also a member of the basketball team.

Greg Willis is a seasoned sales and marketing executive with extensive leadership experience in commercial strategy and business transformation within the Consumer Products and Technology sectors. His expertise spans global market development, marketing, technology, corporate governance, and sales.

Throughout his career, Greg has held progressive leadership roles with multinational companies, including Procter & Gamble, Hewlett-Packard, PepsiCo, Samsung, and LinkedIn. Known for his strategic thinking, cross-functional transformation, integrity, and deep commitment to community service, Greg has built a distinguished reputation in the industry.

Greg currently serves as Vice President of Global Sales for LinkedIn Marketing Solutions, where he leads the Online Sales Organization focused on small and medium-sized businesses. He oversees revenue growth, customer acquisition, market development, and client satisfaction across North America, Europe, Latin America, and Asia-Pacific.

Prior to joining LinkedIn, Greg was General Manager and P&L owner for the Wearables and Mobile Enhancements business at Samsung Electronics America. He successfully led the Go-to-Market Transformation of the Mobile Enhancements division, leveraging innovative channel structures and pricing architecture to drive sales while optimizing operating expenses. In a previous role at Samsung, Greg created the Sales Capability function for the Mobile, Home Appliance, and Consumer Electronics Divisions in North America. He spearheaded strategic customer engagement and Go-to-Market Transformation, elevating key functions like Category Management, Omni-Channel Strategy, Insights, and Analytics as part of a Joint Business Planning platform.

Beyond his professional achievements, Greg is passionate about giving back to the community. He currently serves as Chairman of the Nomination and Governance Committee on the Board of Directors for the Melville Family Foundation in Plano, Texas, which focuses on academic excellence, food security, and economic empowerment for African American and Latino children in southern Dallas. He also serves on the National Board of Directors for Thrive Scholars, an organization dedicated to helping high-achieving, underrepresented students from economically disadvantaged communities gain access to and succeed at top colleges while preparing for meaningful careers.

Greg holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from St. Augustine’s University in Raleigh, NC, and an MBA in Marketing from Miami University in Oxford, OH. He and his family reside in Frisco, Texas.

Adrienne Mosley is a seasoned business executive and trusted advisor with over 24 years of experience in highly regulated industries. As a strategic leader, she specializes in providing legal expertise and business strategies to drive growth, mitigate challenges, and deliver impactful results. Adrienne’s career has been marked by her ability to amplify and protect iconic global brands while advising C-suite executives in areas including enterprise risk management, business transformation, operations, cybersecurity, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters.

Adrienne is currently Vice President & Deputy General Counsel at PepsiCo Foods North America, part of PepsiCo, one of the world’s largest food and beverage companies. In her role, she provides legal counsel and oversees teams that enable growth across Sales, Marketing, Innovation, Strategy, and Global Insights. Adrienne plays a key role in shaping pricing strategies, go-to-market approaches, consumer-focused marketing campaigns, and data analytics initiatives that secure competitive advantages for the business. Additionally, she leads the Litigation and Regulatory legal teams for PepsiCo’s food and beverage divisions.

Prior to her current role, Adrienne served as Vice President & Chief Counsel for IT, Cybersecurity, and Privacy at PepsiCo. Over her 20-year tenure, she has held numerous leadership positions in PepsiCo’s Law Department, supporting its global operations.

Before joining PepsiCo, Adrienne was an associate at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP in Washington, D.C., and a federal law clerk for the Honorable Judge Alexander Williams Jr. of the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland.

Adrienne’s excellence has been widely recognized. She was awarded Outstanding Corporate Counsel by the Association of Corporate Counsel and Texas Law Book, named to Diversity First’s Top 100 Women in Business, and recognized on the National Diversity & Leadership’s Top 50 General Counsel list. Additionally, she was featured on Savoy Magazine’s Most Influential Women in Corporate America list.

Adrienne actively contributes to her community through leadership roles on several nonprofit boards. She serves as the Secretary of the Board for both The Melville Family Foundation and The Storehouse of Collin County, Texas, where she is also a member of the Executive and External Affairs Committees. She also serves on the Board of The Judge Alexander Williams Jr. Center for Education, Justice, and Ethics. In 2021, Adrienne launched the Bettye Smith Brown Memorial Scholarship in honor of her mother, now administered as an endowment fund through the Community Foundation for Mississippi, to support college education for high school seniors in her hometown of Vicksburg, Mississippi.

Adrienne earned her undergraduate degree from Yale University and her Juris Doctor from the University of Pennsylvania Law School. She is certified by the International Association of Privacy Professionals with CIPP/US and CIPM certifications.

Ian Freeman is a seasoned financial professional with over 37 years of experience in the life insurance and financial services industry. A graduate of Wesleyan University in 1980 with an interdisciplinary major in government, history, economics, and philosophy, Ian began his career in banking and investment banking before joining Northwestern Mutual in October 1987.

Starting with a $5,000 loan from his uncle and facing significant debt and anxiety, Ian went nearly four months without writing a policy. However, by the end of his first year, he became the leading Bronze agent in the Eastern region. Ian went on to achieve the rare distinction of being the top Silver and Gold agent in the region in subsequent years, becoming one of the few representatives ever to lead all three categories.

Over his distinguished career, Ian has written over 4,500 lives and nearly $2 billion in death benefit. He ranks among the top 40 in career production in Northwestern Mutual’s history. As one of only 13 representatives to qualify for the Northwestern Forum every year since its inception, Ian holds lifetime membership. He is also one of just two representatives in the company’s history to qualify for both the Forum and Lives Leader Summit every year.

Ian holds multiple professional designations, including Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU), Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC), Chartered Advisor for Senior Living (CASL), and Accredited Estate Planner (AEP). He is an active member of NAIFA and Finseca (formerly AALU), having served on Finseca’s board.

Known for his traditional, client-centered approach, Ian works primarily in the personal market, driven by a passion and commitment to his clients. His dedication is reflected in his three-person team and his longstanding relationships with his clients.

Beyond his practice, Ian has served as president of the Financial Representative Association and chaired numerous committees, including the All Risk Products and Life Committees. A mentor to over 1,000 representatives, Ian has been a pioneer in the multicultural space for over 20 years and frequently speaks across the U.S. about the fundamentals and importance of insurance.

Ian is deeply involved in charitable work both in Florida and nationwide, giving back to the community through various organizations.

Dave Scalera is a seasoned senior executive with over 35 years of leadership experience spanning PepsiCo and the United States Army. His career reflects a proven track record of business success, people development, and fostering impactful relationships. Known for his ability to cultivate strong partnerships at the C-suite level, Dave has consistently driven growth and transformation throughout his career.

During his tenure at PepsiCo, Dave held numerous high-impact roles. As General Manager, he led the largest geographic and volume sales division at Frito-Lay North America (FLNA), delivering $5 billion in annual revenue while achieving profit and market share objectives. Dave served on the FLNA Executive Committee, governing the $20 billion division, and was a member of the PepsiCo Foods North America (PFNA) Risk Committee, identifying and addressing critical financial and organizational risks.

While leading FLNA’s $3 billion Foodservice business, Dave restructured its strategy, charter, and team, implementing updated CRM systems and enhancing the selling process. He also expanded the consumer frozen foods business as a complement to FLNA’s direct-store-delivery (DSD) snack operations. Additionally, Dave led PepsiCo’s Transformation and Strategy Team, spearheading the development of new ERP systems, tools, and technology solutions, while installing innovative CRM processes for over 20,000 frontline sales associates.

Currently, Dave leads DJSS Consulting, working with clients in the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) and Foodservice industries to provide P&L leadership, process improvements, and cutting-edge technology solutions.

Dave’s leadership extends beyond his professional roles. He serves on the Board of Directors for the Melville Family Foundation as Director of Corporate Relationships, where he oversees major fundraising initiatives and partnerships to support the foundation’s work in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. He also previously served as a Director on the USC Marshall School of Business Communications and Technology Board.

Recognized for his dedication to diversity and inclusion, Dave is a founding member of VALOR, PepsiCo’s Veterans Employee Resource Group (ERG), and has been celebrated for his efforts in diversity engagement.

Dave began his career as an officer in the U.S. Army, serving in various leadership roles both domestically and abroad. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Seton Hall University and an MBA in Finance from Fairleigh Dickinson University.

Marissa Solis is a dynamic business leader with over 25 years of experience spanning business consulting, consumer packaged goods, retail, and sports marketing. As the Senior Vice President of Global Brand and Consumer Marketing for the NFL, Marissa oversees all national advertising, traditional and digital media initiatives, in-stadium marketing, and strategies for new fan development.

A graduate of Georgetown University with a B.S. in International Economics and the University of Texas at Austin with an M.A. in Public Policy, Marissa began her career in brand management at Procter & Gamble Latin America. There, she led marketing for iconic brands like Ariel, Downy, and Pampers across Central America and the Caribbean. She then transitioned to management consulting at Deloitte, where she specialized in change management and communication strategies for public sector clients. Marissa also contributed to high-profile political campaigns in Texas and Mexico as a communication strategist.

In 2003, Marissa joined PepsiCo’s Frito-Lay North America Division, where she enjoyed an 18-year tenure leading marketing initiatives for globally recognized brands like Doritos and Pepsi. She held various roles across brand marketing, shopper marketing, and sales, working with top retail partners such as Walmart, Target, and Costco. In 2017, Marissa pioneered the creation of a cross-functional Hispanic Business Unit, earning industry recognition for her innovative work engaging Latino audiences in key brand initiatives.

Marissa also led groundbreaking marketing campaigns for Frito-Lay brands, including the NFL partnership, which resulted in numerous awards such as Reggies, Sports Clios, and a coveted Grand Prix Cannes Lion for her work on Cheetos, Doritos, and Tostitos. In 2021, Adweek named her one of the Most Powerful Women in Sports for elevating the NFL and Frito-Lay’s football-viewing experience. In 2023, her team won a Sports Emmy for the “She Runs It” Super Bowl campaign featuring flag football star Diana Flores.

Beyond her role at the NFL, Marissa serves on the Board of Directors for Consolidated Communications, a leading broadband and communications provider, and the Alliance for Inclusive and Multicultural Marketing (AIMM). She is also a board member of the North Texas Chapter of Make-A-Wish Foundation and The Melville Family Foundation, which focuses on improving the lives of minority children in Dallas.

Marissa is a third-degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and resides in McKinney, Texas, with her husband, Juan, and their daughter, Gabriela.

Mark Rogers is a seasoned finance and operations executive with extensive experience spanning large corporate environments, mid-level growth companies, and entrepreneurial startups. He has held leadership roles such as Division Vice President of Finance and CFO for Frito-Lay’s Foodservice division, as well as COO and CFO at Katerra, Inc. Mark earned a B.A. in Business Administration and Economics from Drury University and an MBA from the University of North Carolina—Charlotte.

In addition to his corporate achievements, Mark is a partner at Lux Ice, Inc., a mission-driven startup dedicated to community investment. Through its partnership with The Storehouse Community Center, Lux Ice supports individuals at or below the federal poverty line by addressing food insecurity and creating meaningful employment opportunities.

Mark’s commitment to social impact extends to his role as a board member for The Melville Family Foundation, where he focuses on supporting underserved populations. He also serves on the board of Soundwrx, a nonprofit organization that fosters more inclusive lives for individuals with hearing loss. Across all his endeavors, Mark demonstrates a deep dedication to empowering communities and driving positive change.

Vincent Bush is an accomplished engineer, business consultant, entrepreneur, and dedicated community volunteer.

Most recently, Vince served as Senior Vice President of Operations and Engineering for Lux Ice USA, where he led the company’s relocation from Philadelphia, PA, to Flower Mound, TX. He oversaw the establishment of its headquarters and full-scale plant operations, guiding his team to become the first craft ice company to receive “Food Safe Approval” from the International Packaged Ice Association.

Vince retired as Senior Director of Engineering for Frito-Lay after a distinguished 30+ year career. In his final role, he spearheaded factory automation and production flexibility across PepsiCo’s North American snack food manufacturing plants. He also spent five years in R&D, driving product quality improvements, process innovations, and new product development for brands like Lay’s, Ruffles, and Cheetos, as well as leading the launch of the successful SunChips brand. Throughout his tenure, Vince held senior leadership roles in engineering, plant operations, and business innovation and strategy.

Passionate about giving back, Vince has made significant contributions to his community. He served on the board of Mary Crowley Cancer Research for five years, participated in disaster relief efforts, and worked as a crew chief with Habitat for Humanity of Collin County, helping build 24 homes before the COVID-19 pandemic. A dedicated mentor, he has guided students from middle school to college through various programs and remains an active member of Grace Church Plano.

Currently, Vince serves on the board and Operations team of the Melville Family Foundation, using his expertise to advance its mission of empowering underserved communities.

He is a proud graduate of Purdue University, holding a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology.

Nate Jenkins is a retired corporate executive with nearly 40 years of leadership and finance experience, primarily at ExxonMobil. He is an inclusive and strategically focused business leader with deep expertise in financial and business operations, adept at delivering measurable value across diverse teams and organizations.

Currently, Nate serves as Chairman of the Board of Trustees for Wilberforce University, the nation’s oldest private Historically Black College and University (HBCU).

During his distinguished career at ExxonMobil, Nate held several high-impact leadership roles, including Global Finance Leadership Culture Executive, where he developed and led the company’s inaugural Global Finance Leadership Culture Organization, training and onboarding over 5,000 employees worldwide. He also held senior roles in Audit, Accounting, Reporting, Financial/Business Advisory, and Corporate Governance, managing teams ranging from 50 to over 800 employees with budgets exceeding $50 million annually.

Nate’s career began as an Auditor in Houston. Over the next decade, he progressed through six roles with increasing responsibilities in the Downstream Business (Fuels & Lubes). Notable milestones include serving as Controller for Exxon Chemical Baton Rouge Polyolefins Plant, contributing to the Exxon-Mobil merger as a Senior Business Advisor, and leading finance and accounting activities for ExxonMobil’s Baytown, Texas operations. He later took on global roles, including Global General Accounting Executive and Global Executive of the Product, Movement, and Inventory organization.

Throughout his career, Nate championed talent development as the Executive Liaison for the Consortium for Graduate Study in Management Organization, fostering the next generation of leaders.

Nate’s dedication extends to his community, where he has held numerous volunteer and leadership roles. These include serving as Board Chair for UNCF (Dallas), a startup charter school in Dallas, and Green Dot Public Schools Southeast Texas. He is President of The OAR Success Foundation and a member of Sigma Pi Phi (Epsilon Pi Boule). Nate is also a Board Member of the Melville Family Foundation.

A native of Charleston, South Carolina, Nate earned a bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Economics from Wilberforce University and an MBA in Finance from the University of St. Thomas in Houston. He resides in Southlake, Texas, with his wife, Tannie, with whom he shares a fulfilling life of community service and family.

Cely Moreno-Mosier is a seasoned marketing professional with over 15 years of leadership and brand management experience. She currently serves as the Senior Director of Commerce Marketing at PepsiCo, where she leads shopper strategy and the commercial agenda for the company’s enterprise customers. Throughout her career at PepsiCo, Cely has held diverse marketing roles, overseeing iconic brands such as Doritos and SunChips and driving end-to-end marketing efforts in Sponsorships, Foodservice, and Retail Media.

Cely earned a Master of Business Administration from the Penn State Smeal College of Business and a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin.

She is passionate about empowering her community and currently serves as the Executive Sponsor for ADELANTE, PepsiCo’s Hispanic Employee Resource Group. She is also a member of the DFW H100, a network of Latina women dedicated to advancing empowerment in employment, procurement, and social issues.

Outside of work, Cely and her husband, Chris, enjoy spending time with their two sons, Guillermo and Diego. They are avid fans of the Dallas Cowboys and Mavericks and share a love for travel.

Zach Keating is an account manager at Frito-Lay North America, a division of PepsiCo Inc., where he has built a successful five-year career in various roles within the sales organization. A proud graduate of the University of Arkansas, Zach earned dual undergraduate degrees in supply chain management and marketing. He is pursuing a Master of Science in Supply Chain Management at his alma mater, with graduation expected in 2025.

A Dallas native, Zach is deeply committed to improving the lives of underserved children in his community through his role on the board of the Melville Family Foundation. In his free time, he enjoys traveling and skiing. Zach combines his professional expertise with his passion for service to make a lasting impact in the Dallas community.