Gem-Pack Berries Adds Account Manager

Mandy Holland will help bolster efforts in developing the company’s foodservice, export and retail channels.

A professional headshot of a young white woman with brown hair overlaid on a background image of strawberries. The title box reads "Mandy Holland, account manager"
Mandy Holland is joining Gem-Pack Berries LLC as an account manager for its foodservice program.
(Photos courtesy of Gem-Pack Berries LLC)

Santa Monica, Calif.-based Gem-Pack Berries LLC has hired Mandy Holland as an account manager for its foodservice program.

With 13 years of experience working with retail, foodservice and wholesale channels, Holland brings valuable industry knowledge to the role, the company says. As account manager, she will be a key member of the team to bolster efforts in developing the foodservice, export and retail channels, according to Gem-Pack Berries.

“We are thrilled to have Mandy join our team,” Tom Smith, vice president of foodservice at Gem-Pack Berries, said in a June 30 news release.

“She’s a professional salesperson and customer service expert; customers know and love her,” Smith added. “She’s a self-starter; performance driven, team-player and motivated to succeed. Most importantly, she’s a great person and a lot of fun too! I’m confident she’ll be an excellent addition to our team and add to the awesome culture of the company.”

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