Mark Gagnon Returns to Fresh Del Monte

The veteran industry executive has rejoined the company to lead U.S. sales growth in the Southern region.

Mark Gagnon
Mark Gagnon returns to Fresh Del Monte after leaving in 2020.
(Photo courtesy of Fresh Del Monte)

Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. announced on July 9 the appointment of Mark Gagnon as vice president of sales for the South Region to accelerate growth across the Southern U.S.

Gagnon, who rejoined Fresh Del Monte effective June 2, will oversee commercial strategy and customer engagement across the region, according to the company. He reports directly to Danny Dumas, senior vice president of sales, product management and marketing for North America.

With more than 30 years of senior-level experience in sales strategy, business development and customer management, Gagnon has held leadership roles at Dole, Chiquita, Chobani, Kalera, and Seald Sweet. He previously served at Fresh Del Monte from 2014 to 2020.

“Mark’s deep expertise in sales and strategic growth will be instrumental as we expand our footprint across the South region,” says Dumas. “His return strengthens our leadership team and reinforces our commitment to delivering value for our customers and long-term growth for Fresh Del Monte.”

Gagnon’s regional insight and proven track record position him to drive results and support the company’s mission of delivering fresh, high-quality produce across the Southern U.S., according to Fresh Del Monte.

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