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Emily Thompson began their work experience in 1998 as a Quality Systems Manager of High Altitude at Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream. Emily then moved on to Safeway in 1999, where they worked as a Production and QA Supervisor in the Ice Cream Plant. In 2001, Emily returned to Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream as a Safety Coordinator and Merchandising Manager, where they successfully implemented the first forecasting system and managed quality programs for two facilities. In 2003, they joined Eskimo Pie, Inc. as an Office Manager and Administrative Assistant, responsible for setting up and implementing various systems. In 2004, Emily became the Master Scheduler of Demand at Oberto Sausage Company. Their most recent role, starting in 2011, is as a Data Quality Manager at The Krusteaz Company, where they are responsible for managing and optimizing the Product Lifecycle Process. Throughout their career, Emily has shown a strong focus on data analysis, process enhancement, and project management.
Emily Thompson attended the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse from 1993 to 1997, where they earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Microbiology, General and another BS degree in Microbiology, Chemistry. Prior to their college education, they also attended Sparta High School, although no degree or field of study is specified for their high school education.
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A 92-Year-Old Company with the Spirit of a Startup. What started in 1932 by an entrepreneurial woman in Seattle named Rose Charters is today one of the most beloved baking mix brands in America, Krusteaz®. Family-owned and operated, we believe in prioritizing people, dreaming big, and always doing the right thing – for our customers and our team members. These are the values that have helped us earn a reputation as a people-first community of makers and innovators, known for integrity, purpose, and a history of inspiring joyful connections. The Krusteaz Company headquarters is located in Tukwila, WA, just outside of Seattle, and products are sold through retail, foodservice, and club store channels throughout the United States. The Krusteaz Company employs 900+ employees and is committed to addressing food insecurity in partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of America through the “Feeding Great Futures” initiative, as well as work with Food Lifeline, Feeding America and other local non-profit organizations.