INMAR LEADERSHIP IS DEDICATED TO DELIVERING SOLID, SUSTAINABLE RESULTS

Spencer Baird is the CEO of Inmar Intelligence. He joined the company in May 2020 as Chief Transformation Officer and assumed the role of CEO in September 2022. Today, he leverages his extensive consumer packaged goods, retail and e-commerce expertise and passion for innovation to lead with a unique vision focused on making businesses smarter to improve consumers’ lives. His expertise in omnichannel engagement and data-driven decision systems enables him to create effective strategies that deliver impact and efficiency for Inmar's customers.

Under his leadership, Inmar has entered a transition period marked by leadership and cultural changes, enterprise portfolio optimization, and a deep focus on building a new foundation for the future. Emphasizing organic growth and market leadership, Spencer has effectively repositioned the business through a robust, customer-centric approach that emphasizes over-delivering on customer expectations via products, delivery, and most importantly, outcomes.

Spencer has more than 20 years of executive leadership experience in grocery retail, e-commerce, and consumer packaged goods with some of the industry's best-known and most respected companies, including HJ Heinz, The Dannon Company, Kellogg Company, Ahold Delhaize, and Peapod (within Ahold Delhaize). Spencer is currently a member of the board of the Winston Salem Alliance and Piedmont Triad Partnership, and was formerly a member of The Western Michigan University marketing program and the Fiduciary Committee for Ahold Delhaize US. He holds a bachelor’s degree in business from Virginia Wesleyan University and was recently named a 2023 Emerging Leader by The Shelby Report as well as a 2023 C-Suite Award honoree by Triad Business Journals.

Kathleen Dalton is the Chief Human Resource Officer for Inmar Intelligence. In her role, she leverages 35+ years of global and regional leadership experience to lead the corporate communications, corporate marketing, and human resource functions for the company — which has more than 5,000 employees in the US, Canada, and Mexico.

As an industrial engineer, Kathleen spent the first 10 years of her career leading large manufacturing and logistics/distribution organizations. She went on to spend 30 years with Procter & Gamble, where she advanced to lead HR teams spanning The US and Asia. Most recently focused on private equity — serving as a consultant and interim HR leader for various leading organizations — her extensive experience has given her expertise in organizational strategy, culture transformation, change management, and partnering with senior executives to accelerate top and bottom-line business results.

A community leader and volunteer, Kathleen has held multiple board and executive committee positions with organizations including Susan G Komen and the Amazeum — a prestigious children's museum in the US Midwest.

Rich serves as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Inmar. He is responsible for directing the financial activities of the organization, and for establishing and monitoring the company’s budgets and forecasts and ensuring that Inmar’s capital is invested for growth. Rich oversees Inmar’s finance, accounting, tax, treasury, Lean Six Sigma, continuous improvement, procurement and risk management functions.

Rich’s career includes more than twenty years of finance experience with more than thirteen of these years spent concurrently supporting Inmar’s Technology team. He is a seasoned Inmar veteran, having served in a number of finance and technology roles.

Rich leverages a diverse background with significant experience in finance and technology to adeptly guide his teams to focus on performance. His areas of expertise include finance and accounting, mergers and acquisition, IT strategy and infrastructure, Six Sigma, continuous improvement and procurement.

He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and an MBA, both from Wake Forest University, and is a CPA, licensed in the state of North Carolina.

Rob Weisberg most recently served as the Chief Executive Officer of Invaluable which he joined in October 2012 and built it into the world’s leading online marketplace for buying fine art, antiques and collectibles.

Prior to Invaluable, Rob was Chief Marketing Officer at Zipcar, where he led brand and media strategy growing the company to 760,000 members and through its successful 2011 IPO.

Rob was also Vice President of Multimedia Marketing at Domino's Pizza, where he led media strategy and the development and launch of Domino’s Online Ordering, which is now responsible for over 55% of system-wide sales.

Prior to joining Domino’s Pizza, Rob rose through the agency account services team ranks at a number of leading Madison Avenue agencies including Grey and Ogilvy, working on world class brands such as: Microsoft, Six Flags, Hotels.com, Nestle, Sunglass Hut, Guinness, Reebok, IBM, American Express, Kraft Foods and others.

Weisberg received his bachelor’s degree in psychology and a certificate in business management with a concentration in marketing from the University of Rochester in New York.

Brian is an accomplished executive with a strong background in healthcare business leadership and management. In September 2023, he joined Inmar Intelligence as Executive Vice President of Healthcare. Prior to joining Inmar Intelligence, Brian held several senior leadership positions at AmerisourceBergen Corporation. As President of Community Retail and Long-Term Care, he managed a $22 billion P&L while leading a team of 500 professional associates. Under his leadership at Good Neighbor Pharmacy, the franchise was consistently recognized for providing outstanding customer service and ranked highest in customer satisfaction by JD Power and Associates. With extensive experience in various areas of the healthcare industry, including community retail and specialty pharmacy, pharmaceutical research, marketing and distribution — as well as healthcare financing and reimbursement — Brian has proven himself to be a versatile leader capable of managing diverse business operations. He has successfully developed and grown businesses ranging from start-ups to multibillion-dollar profit and loss statements. Throughout his career, Brian has received numerous accolades for his contributions to the pharmaceutical industry. He has served on various boards and committees within professional associations such as the National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) and the Pharmacy Quality Alliance (PQA). With a Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences from the University of South Carolina and a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from the University of Oklahoma.

Fred is Inmar’s Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Chief Privacy Officer. Prior to joining Inmar, he served as Vice President and General Counsel of AuthenTec, Inc. as the company transitioned from a venture backed start-up to a publicly traded industry leader. In addition to key roles in AuthenTec’s 2007 IPO and M&A activities, Fred was a significant contributor in the October 2012 sale of the company to Apple Inc. Prior to AuthenTec, Fred was Senior Counsel for intellectual property and licensing at Raytheon Company, the Chief Executive Officer of RJ Mears, LLC, and Assistant General Counsel of Fujitsu Network Communications.

He received a BS degree in Electrical Engineering from Florida International University and a JD degree from Florida State University. He is a member of the bar in the states of North Carolina and Florida, as well as the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Thomas Borders is the Vice President and General Manager of Supply Chain Solutions at Inmar Intelligence. He is a proven leader of diverse teams across a variety of industries and functional areas with experience leading revenue operations teams and supporting the growth of sales teams in financial technology, supply chain, and media businesses. Thomas is passionate about delivering the best end-to-end post purchase solutions for customers that optimize the customer experience and minimize the environmental impact of evolving supply chains. In 2022, Thomas has been a leading spokesperson in the returns space and has been featured for his expertise in The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Business Insider, USA Today, and Forbes Advisor, among other publications.