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Todd Howerter has a strong background in marketing and business development with experience in various industries. Todd most recently served as the VP of Marketing at Quantum Health, where they played a key role in rebranding and repositioning the company, resulting in double-digit profitable growth. Prior to that, they worked as a Partner at Rewards 4 Group, USA, managing the company's US expansion and operations. During their time there, they successfully launched two coalition loyalty programs and drove improvements in customer purchase cycles.

Before joining Rewards 4 Group, Todd held a position as the Director of Synergies and Commercial Integration at MillerCoors, where they were responsible for identifying and implementing cost-saving initiatives across the marketing organization. Additionally, they served as the Founder of Big Heart Cards LLC and held various roles at Coors Brewing Company, including Brand Director and Brand Manager.

Todd's earlier experience includes working as an Associate Marketing Manager at Vlasic Foods, where they led cross-functional teams and negotiated successful contracts for the Swanson Fun Feast brand. Todd also gained valuable marketing experience at Ford Motor Company and the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.

Overall, Todd Howerter brings a wealth of experience in marketing strategy, brand management, and business development to any organization they join.

Todd Howerter has a strong education background in business and marketing. Todd first attended Emory University from 1988 to 1992 and obtained a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree. During their time at Emory University, they focused on finance and later pursued an additional BBA degree, specializing in marketing. After completing their undergraduate studies, Todd Howerter continued their education at The University of Chicago Booth School of Business, where they earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with a concentration in Marketing. Todd completed their MBA program from 1995 to 1997.