Considering the article above, Mondelez a subsidiary to Cadbury embarked on a new approach post the pandemic. With your existing knowledge of the levels of strategy examine which level did Mondelez explore. Your answer should include an example from the extract above.Levels of strategies, choose one for question:Corporate level strategyBusiness level strategyMarketing level strategy 11.12.2020By Jeff GelskiCHICAGO - COVID-19 featured heavily into the findings from the second annual State of Snacking report released Nov. 11by Chicago-based Mondelez International, Inc. Forty-six percent of respondents said they were snacking more during thepandemic than before it, which compared with 42% who said the same and 12% who said less. Fifty-two percent saidsnacking has been a "lifeline" during the pandemic.Mondelez will take a new approach to reach those consumers. The company on Nov. 11 also announced a "humaning"global marketing strategy that emphasizes human connections. Mondelez gave examples of "humaning" as Oreo becominginvolved in a #ProudParent platform, a Cadbury Dairy Milk campaign in the United Kingdom to tackle the crisis of elderlyloneliness, and a Cocoa Life sustainable cocoa business model."Findings from our State of Snacking report reinforce the key role that snacking plays in the lives of global consumers, thegrowing importance of snacking during 2020 and the moments of peace it provides as individuals and families stay homeand continue to face challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic," said Dirk Van de Put, chairman and chiefexecutive officer of Mondelez International. "As we empower people to snack right, we are proud of the role we play in thelives of consumers everywhere by delivering sources of comfort, connection and community that are difficult to find in thisyear of isolation."Creating human connectionsMondelez International explained its new "humaning" marketing strategy as no longer marketing to consumers but creatingconnections with humans."We intend to apply the 'humaning' approach to all that we at Mondelez International, both internally and externally," saidMartin Renaud, global chief marketing officer for Mondelez International. "Snacking is all about forming connections withother people over the snacks we enjoy. People are craving connection and a human experience from brands, particularly inwhat has proven to be an incredibly unusual year. We want to make brands, campaigns, initiatives and a culture of'humaning' that truly connects with consumers as people and genuinely has an impact on the world around us."SNACKING GIVES COMFORT AND RELIEF FROM THE YEAR'S EVENTSThe positive emotions are more commonly experienced whileEMOTIONS EXPERIENCED WHILE SNACKING DURING THE RANDERIOreo has partnered with PFLAG, an organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) people, tocreate a #ProudParent platform that seeks to make the world a more accepting, affirming and compassionate place whereall families belong. The platform made its debut in June. Oreo and PFLAG in October released a film called "Proud Parent."Oreo also released limited-edition #ProudParent Oreo Rainbow cookies to reward the acts of those allied with the LGBTQ+community. Cadbury Dairy Milk under a campaign called "Donate your words" removed words from chocolate bar packaging anddonated 30p of each chocolate bar to Age UK, a charity based in the United Kingdom. Since the campaign began in 2019,Cadbury Dairy Milk has donated more than £530,000 ($730,000) and sold more than 1.1 million "Donate your words"chocolate bars. Cadbury Dairy Milk encouraged people to donate their words by reaching out to older people in theircommunities. An estimated 1 million people have done so.Cocoa Life tackles the challenges that cocoa farmers face such as climate change, gender inequality, poverty and childlabor.Mondelez said its internal diversity and inclusion goals and initiatives reflects "humaning," too. The company in 2021 willbecome a member of Unstereotype Alliance, a platform that seeks to eradicate harmful stereotypes in media andadvertising content, and a member of the Free The Work initiative, a talent-discovery platform for advertisers to connectwith underrepresented creators.

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Considering the article above, Mondelez a subsidiary to Cadbury embarked on a new approach post the pandemic. With your existing knowledge of the levels of strategy examine which level did Mondelez explore. Your answer should include an example from the extract above. Levels of strategies, choose one for question: Corporate level strategy Business level strategy Marketing level strategy

Considering the article above, Mondelez a subsidiary to Cadbury embarked on a new approach post the pandemic. With your existing knowledge of the levels of strategy examine which level did Mondelez explore. Your answer should include an example from the extract above. Levels of strategies, choose one for question: Corporate level strategy Business level strategy Marketing level strategy

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