Background
Sneed, Paula Ann was born on November 10, 1947 in Everett, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Thomas Edwin and F. Mary Sneed.
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Paula Ann Sneed
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Bachelor, Simmons College, 1969; Master of Business Administration, Harvard University, 1977; D Business Administration (honorary), Johnson & Wales U., 1991.
Career
Educational supervisor, femal coordinator, Outreach Program for Problem Drinkers, 1969-1971; director plans, program development and evaluations, Ecumenical Center in Roxbury, Massachusetts, 1971-1972; program coordinator, Boston Sickle Cell Center, 1972-1975; assistant product manager, General Food Corporation, White Plains, New York, 1977-1979; associate product manager, General Food Corporation, White Plains, New York, 1979-1980; product manager, General Foods Corporation, White Plains, New York, 1980-1982; senior product manager, General Foods Corporation, White Plains, New York, 1982-1983; product group manager, General Foods Corporation, White Plains, New York, 1983-1986; category manager, General Foods Corporation, White Plains, New York, 1986-1987; vice president consumer affairs, General Foods Corporation, White Plains, 1986-1990; president food service division, senior vice president, General Foods Corporation, White Plains, 1990-1995; senior vice president marketing services, Kraft Foods North America, since 1995. Member board directors Hercules Inc.
Achievements
Membership
Board of directors Crispus Attucks Scholarship Fund, Ridgewood, New Jersey, since 1982, board directors Westchester/Fairfield Inroads. Member American Association of University Women, Executive Leadership Council, advisory county to dean Howard U. Business School, National Association Negro Business and Professional Women, Coalition of 100 Black Women, Society Consumer Affairs Professionals, Women's Forum.
Connections
Married Lawrence Paul Bass, Sept.2, 1978. Children: Courtney Jameson.
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American
Awards
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Recipient Benevolent Heart award Graham-Windham, 1987, Black Achieveraward Harlem Young Women’s Christian Association, 1982, Master of Business Administration of Year Harvard Business School, 1987, Benevolent Heart award Graham Windham Society, 1987. Named Master of Business Administration of Year Harvard Business School Black Alumni Organisation, 1987. Named one of 100 Top Black Women in Corporation American Ebony Magazine, 1990, 91, 21 Most Influential African Americans inCorp. American, 1991, 97 (ONe of 40 Most Influential, 1993), Breakthrough50 Executive Female Magazine, 50 Most Powerful Women Mgrs., 1994, 25 Most Influential Mothers Working Mother Magazine, 1998. Inducted Academy Women Achievers New York Young Women’s Christian Association, 1990.Recipient Benevolent Heart award Graham-Windham, 1987, Black Achieveraward Harlem Young Women’s Christian Association, 1982, Master of Business Administration of Year Harvard Business School, 1987, Benevolent Heart award Graham Windham Society, 1987. Named Master of Business Administration of Year Harvard Business School Black Alumni Organisation, 1987. Named one of 100 Top Black Women in Corporation American Ebony Magazine, 1990, 91, 21 Most Influential African Americans inCorp.
American, 1991, 97 (ONe of 40 Most Influential, 1993), Breakthrough50 Executive Female Magazine, 50 Most Powerful Women Mgrs., 1994, 25 Most Influential Mothers Working Mother Magazine, 1998. Inducted Academy Women Achievers New York Young Women’s Christian Association, 1990.