President, Chief Executive Officer & Director, Campbell Soup
Search every verified Mark Clouse interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Mark Clouse, president of the Washington Commanders, discussed the team's planned $3.7 billion stadium, which is scheduled to open in 2030. He stated that construction is underway on infrastructure work such as storm sewers, with an official groundbreaking planned for the following spring. Clouse said he is working with the District of Columbia, including the mayor and district council, and described them as understanding "the economic significance and what this means to DC." He also commented on the NFL's value, noting that 23 of the 25 most-watched programs of 2025 were NFL games and stating that the league's valuations are "very very scarce" assets. Clouse also announced that the team will retire John Riggins' jersey number 44 during a game against the Los Angeles Rams on November 8. He said the decision was influenced by owner Josh Harris's memories of legendary franchise players. Clouse mentioned that the team is planning celebratory events around the weekend, similar to past ceremonies for Darryl and Art, and that they will work with Riggins to guide the planning. He added that he hopes fans will "come along for what I think is just going to be an incredible chapter" for the franchise.
“Today's world when you're reaching, you know, double digit billions, these are, you know, midcap companies, right? these are operating with a commercial need and commercial operation that is far more significant. And so I do think teams are going to match that opportunity of value and continue to strive to increase the...”
“I think that what's most important to us and you know I think the NFL has been very very wisely guarded is ensuring that we protect the integrity of the game. That's the most important thing is that fans know that they're getting a fair product and that that that what they're experiencing is authentic, real and and and...”
“Doing what we say and delivering on our objectives has been a critical part of the story over these last six years.”
“I couldn't have entertained leaving if I didn't think we were in this position and ready for the future.”
“So I couldn't be more excited about it. And to be quite frank, I couldn't have entertained leaving if I don't think we're in this position.”
“This is a dynamic job, and a dynamic industry that we're in. But I think if you follow the track of our industry over time, we have a great history of evolving with the dynamics of consumers.”
“This is an industry that has demonstrated the ability to respond, and I think Campbell's — I think we're very well positioned.”
“If I think about major trends in food right now — looking for elevated experiences, things that are a bit more premium, a little bit less tradeoff — these are where our brands live.”
“I look at convenience and value as another key area of growth. You know, our meals and beverage...”
“What were some of the things that really shaped you into who you are today?”
“When it gets to the board it gets a little mysterious. What does a Chairman of the Board do, and how do you see your responsibilities?”
“What do you think would be the hallmarks of where you want this company to be in five years?”
“I share that vision. We will get there and deliver it.”
“So, Keith, I don't know if, you know, we, we actually bought a pasta sauce. I really, truly could not be more excited to add this to the family — you really do look at our portfolio now, it is a collection of iconic winners across the board, and this is going to fit in perfectly.”
“This acquisition could not be going better — growth has actually accelerated since the announcement, and across the board we've checked every box from diligence to category performance.”
Mark Clouse, president of the Washington Commanders, joins Axios' Nathan Bomey to discuss the team's $3.7 billion stadium ...
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Get Commanders Tickets Here! https://bit.ly/4kXkqXD (00:01) Commanders team president Mark Clouse joins the show (14:20) ...
Campbell's Company outgoing President and CEO Mark Clouse joins 'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer to talk what's next for the company, his decision to leave the position, quarterly results and more.
Campbell's Company outgoing President and CEO Mark Clouse joins 'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer to talk what's next for the ...
What makes an effective leader? Our CEO Mark Clouse connects with our Board Chair Keith McLoughlin in a new series called A ...
The Campbell Soup Company (CPB) posted its third quarter earnings, revealing a 6% year-over-year increase in net sales that totaled $2.23 billion. The company says the sales were due in part to its acquisition of Sovos Brands. Campbell Soup's results also showed declining sales in its snacks unit. Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi sits down with Campbell Soup president and CEO Mark Clouse to discuss the company's performance and its business plans moving forward. Clouse explains why pasta sauce is a "very important area" for consumers: "It's important to remember, though, that for man…
Campbell Soup Company (CBP) announced today that it has completed its $2.7 billion acquisition of Sovos Brands, Inc., which touts popular brands like Rao's. The deal was originally slated for December of 2023, but the FTC intervened seeking compliance information. The deal represents Campbell's largest purchase in over 6 years. CEO Mark Clause joins Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi to discuss the company's integration plan for Sovos, which he calls a "real growth engine" fitting "perfectly" within Campbell's portfolio. Clause highlights that it appreciates the Sovos playbook and expe…
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Mark Clouse has risen the ranks of the food industry over the last two decades, reaching the peak – becoming Campbell Soup (CPB) CEO in 2019 – during a time of crisis for the company. Clouse credits his time in the military, first at West Point followed by more than six years in the Army, for his leadership style and success in the business world. At Campbell Soup headquarters in Camden, NJ, Clouse tells Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi how he re-centered the historic brand, guided the company through the pandemic, and is now leading Campbell Soup into the future. Clouse leans on his…
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