Tom has been a marketing leader and
innovator for many years. He has worked in advertising agencies, marketing
research firms, and, most recently he was the senior strategic and operational
manager of the iconic national Got Milk? / Milk Mustache Campaign.
He has also created and led a series of critical industry innovation programs
that changed the shape, and significantly enhanced the growth of the milk
industry.
Among his key
achievements:
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Shifted this historic campaign from an "awareness only" advertising
and PR program to a fully integrated sales driving marketing effort.
The campaign now accounts for 4% of national milk sales,
representing more than $900,000,000 in sales in 2005, and an
industry to retail sales ROI of $9.61 for every $1 of funding,
which exceeds the marketing mix ROI norms for most companies and
industries. Additionally built base volume for 3 consecutive years
from 86% to 87%.
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Developed and implemented a new long-term "values-based" positioning
strategy for milk -- more than doubling the measurable sales
impact of the national TV advertising.
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Launched of the first national integrated campaign to promote the
"weight loss" benefits of milk consumption, based upon new
scientific findings. Consumer acceptance and increased consumption
of targeted products has led to the reversal of a 30-year declining
trend in per capita consumption and two consecutive years national
volume growth for the first time in 15 years.
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Designed and implemented a national promotional sales and
merchandising strategy, and infrastructure, heretofore unattainable
for a generic promotion campaign.
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Originated and led test marketing and demonstration projects that
have defined and quantified new national growth opportunities in
vending, food service, schools, and various retail channels.
Successfully took these test market results into the marketplace,
transferring best practices and training to dairy companies, their
suppliers and their customers. This marketing of new ideas to the
milk value chain has resulted in notable business results for the
industry and for member companies. Among these:
o Milk
has been the fastest growing product in vending for more than three
years, despite overall declines for vended food and beverages. (CAGR
of more than 20% for milk vs. overall vending CAGR of less than 1%
over the same period.)
o School milk has improved sales performance over 1.5% directly
attributable to national program initiatives, in only the second
year of the program. One third of participating test market
companies experienced sales growth of over 30%.
o Food
service opportunities for single serve milk increased dramatically,
some national chains realizing sales gains of over 1,000 %.
Prior to joining
IDFA Nagle spent 15 years working in a number of advertising
agencies, including J. Walter Thompson, Earl Palmer Brown and Gray
Kirk VanSant, as both a senior account manager and as a brand
planner. His agency assignments included work on such categories and
brands as Hardee's, Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance, Comcast Cable
Systems, The Philadelphia Inquirer, banking, business software,
defense contracting, hospitals, internet gaming services, and home
and housewares retailing.
A 1981 graduate of
the University Of Maryland (BS- Business and Management), Tom has
frequently lectured at colleges and universities including Loyola
University, the University of Baltimore and Johns Hopkins
University.
He has served on
several boards including The National Paperboard Manufacturer's
Association, The Abilities Network, The Baltimore Opera, and others.
Tom has been the
recipient of numerous national awards for both marketing creativity
and effectiveness, including Addy's, Effies, Anvil's and Reggies.
He lives in
Washington, D.C. with his wife Tracey, his three children are of an
age at which permanent residence is at best uncertain.
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