Cindy Swanberg Schwing joins the National Mango Board as retail account manager

The National Mango Board welcomes Cindy Swanberg Schwing as its newest Retail Account Manager handling the West Coast region.

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(National Mango Board)

The National Mango Board welcomes Cindy Swanberg Schwing as its newest Retail Account Manager handling the West Coast region.

Schwing brings a varied background to the NMB with more than 20 years of experience in the produce industry. Schwing will work with retailers on the West Coast of the United States to set strategic programs and help retailers grow their mango category and increase year-round mango sales.

With farm roots in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas, a love for agriculture drives Schwing’s passion for the industry. International living experiences on a farm in Sweden, bilingual communications, and foodservice ties propelled Schwing to become a three-time business owner and seasoned negotiator throughout her career.

“I have always been a strong advocate for the agriculture industry from my roles with Texas Agricultural Lifetime Leadership (TALL), Texas Agri-Women, and Texas International Produce Association (TIPA)’s ‘In Bloom.’ I look forward to building new relationships within the entire mango supply chain, including growers, shippers, and retailers,” Schwing said. “Mango is a fun, versatile fruit and offers endless possibilities for promotions. I hope to further enhance exposure for the mango industry and, as a result, help increase U.S. mango sales substantially.”

Schwing led successful branded marketing programs throughout her career including Rio Queen Citrus, Trophy 1015 Onions, Alita watermelons, and London mangos. A natural leader, Schwing believes in staying ahead of the market trends while building relationships and connecting with customers.

“Cindy’s experience with numerous private produce companies and a trade association along with her fluency in Spanish will further enhance the NMB’s retail initiatives,” said Tammy Wiard, senior retail marketing manager for the NMB. “Her expertise, industry knowledge, and love for produce will strengthen our retail team and continue our ongoing success.”

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