Sarah Atteck
About Sarah Atteck
Sarah Atteck is an Associate Manager at General Mills, leading shopper marketing initiatives for multiple Sobeys Inc. brands. She has extensive experience in shopper marketing and previously worked at BBDO Worldwide and Franklin Templeton Investments.
Current Role at General Mills
Sarah Atteck currently works as an Associate Manager at General Mills. She started her position in May 2020. In her role, she specializes in leading shopper marketing initiatives across multiple Sobeys Inc. brands, including Sobeys, Safeway, Foodland, Thrifty, IGA, and FreshCo. Her position involves focusing on marketing strategies within the grocery retail sector.
Previous Experience at BBDO Worldwide
Before joining General Mills, Sarah Atteck accumulated experience at BBDO Worldwide. She served as an Account Executive from 2017 to 2020 in the Toronto, Canada area, following a year-long tenure as an Account Coordinator from 2016 to 2017. During her time at BBDO Worldwide, she honed her skills in account management and client relations.
Early Career at Franklin Templeton Investments
Sarah's early career includes internships at Franklin Templeton Investments. In 2015, she worked as an HR Talent Acquisition Intern for five months. The previous year, in 2014, she developed her skills as a Sales Strategy and Analytics Intern for three months in Toronto, Canada. These roles provided her foundational experience in talent acquisition and analytics.
Educational Background at University of Toronto
Sarah Atteck holds a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) degree from the University of Toronto. She pursued a specialization in Management with a concentration in Marketing, graduating in 2016 after four years of study. Her educational background equipped her with essential knowledge and skills for her subsequent roles in marketing and management.
Leadership at Rotman Commerce Women in Business
During her time at the University of Toronto, Sarah Atteck served as President of Rotman Commerce Women in Business from 2015 to 2016. This leadership role allowed her to develop valuable leadership abilities and contribute to the support and development of women in the commerce sector.