Alicia Hopper
About Alicia Hopper
Alicia Hopper is the XQM Regional Auditor at General Mills in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, and a Quality and Regulatory Consultant for the food industry at YourEncore.
Current Role at General Mills
Alicia Hopper currently holds the position of XQM Regional Auditor at General Mills, a role she began in November 2020. Her responsibilities include overseeing quality and compliance within the specified region. Based in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, she utilizes her extensive background in the food industry to ensure that regulatory standards are met efficiently and effectively.
Role at YourEncore
In addition to her role at General Mills, Alicia Hopper serves as a Quality and Regulatory Consultant in the food industry at YourEncore. In this capacity, she provides expert advice on compliance and quality assurance to various clients, leveraging her over 20 years of experience in the field to offer valuable insights and solutions.
Previous Experience at General Mills
Alicia Hopper has an extensive history with General Mills, having worked there for 15 years in various quality and regulatory roles. She started as a Quality Engineer III in the foodservice sector from 1998 to 1999 in St. Charles, Illinois, before advancing to positions including Quality and Regulatory Manager in both foodservice and external supply chain. Her tenure includes a significant period as Quality and Regulatory Manager III - External Supply Chain from 2002 to 2013 in Minneapolis, MN.
Education and Academic Background
Alicia Hopper earned her Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.) in Industrial Engineering from Clemson University, completing her studies from 1985 to 1989. Her academic training provided a foundation for her career in quality and regulatory roles within the food industry.
Industry Experience
Alicia Hopper brings over 20 years of experience in quality and regulatory roles within the food industry. Her career spans multiple geographies including Minneapolis, MN, and St. Charles, IL. Her roles have covered a broad spectrum of responsibilities from quality engineering to regulatory management, equipping her with a comprehensive understanding of industry standards and regulatory requirements.