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ERLANGER, Ky. (WKRC) – Erlanger’s Perfetti Van Melle has helped to deliver smiles to several businesses. The manufacturer of Mentos and Airheads dropped off 200 boxes of candy to Saint Elizabeth Hospital in Edgewood, Christ Hospital, UC Medical Center, Ronald McDonald house, Fort Mitchell police and fire departments, and others. The company’s CEO Sylvia Buxton… Read more »
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Perfetti Van Melle USA Inc., the maker of Airheads and Mentos, has signed a lease for half of Erlanger Commerce Center I, where the company will relocate its warehousing operations. Perfetti Van Melle signed a lease for about 390,000 square feet of space in the building located at 650 Erlanger Road. Stephanie Creech, spokeswoman for… Read more »
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By Douglas Yu Sylvia Buxton will become CEO of Perfetti Van Melle North America later this month. Confectioner Perfetti Van Melle (PVM) has announced that Sylvia Buxton will succeed Mehmet Yuksek to be its North America’s president and CEO, effective August 17. The company said Buxton is an “accomplished marketing and business leader with more… Read more »
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Sylvia Buxton has been named president and CEO of Perfetti Van Melle North America, based in Erlanger. By Bill Cieslewicz – Managing editor, Cincinnati Business Courier A Boone County-based candy manufacturer has a new leader. Sylvia Buxton has been named president and CEO of Perfetti Van Melle North America effective Aug. 17. Buxton will succeed… Read more »
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Putting the old free-sample tactic into overdrive By Robert Klara Long ago, before the internet was invented, brands hoping to attract new customers cooked up the idea of handing out free samples. It remains a tried- and-true method for many brands today. Dunkin’ Donuts and Krispy Kreme hand out free donuts on National Donut Day,… Read more »
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News 5 anchors Mike Dardis and Sheree Paolello shared a great report on Perfetti Van Melle’s 2017 Community Day.
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Local 12 News reporters had a good time reporting that Perfetti Van Melle employees wouldn’t be turning up for work the morning of September 18, 2017. Of course, they turned up—big time. It just wasn’t “business as usual.”