Most Influential Leader to Watch in 2024

1. uan Crafting Flavorful Legacies osé Thuemme

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5. Editor’s VIEW Savoring Success n this highly competitive age of innovation and disruption, visionary leaders who can blend technical expertise with I creative flair are invaluable assets to any organization. Juan Jose Thuemme epitomizes this rare combination of talents that is driving the global food industry forward. With over four decades of experience under his belt, Thuemme has established himself as a preeminent authority in the world of flavor design. As the Technical Manager and Senior Flavorist at ETADAR, the esteemed Flavor Design Laboratory of multinational giant DEIMAN, he has played a pivotal role in crafting mouthwatering flavors that have delighted consumers across diverse sectors, including dairy, bakery, confectionery, beverages, and savory industries. He stands out for his relentless commitment to innovation and his ability to translate his deep scientific knowledge into practical, market-driven solutions. In the pages that follow, we delve into the mind of this creative thinker, exploring his journey, his philosophies, and his vision for the future of flavor design. Prepare to be inspired by Thuemme’s insights and his pursuit of excellence in an industry that constantly demands reinvention and adaptation. This exclusive edition titled ‘Most Influential Leader to Watch in 2024’ celebrates the achievements of Juan Jose Thuemme and offers valuable insights from his remarkable career that spans continents and industries. Discover the secrets behind his success and learn how he continues to shape the tastes and preferences of consumers worldwide. Indulge in an inspiring read!

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8. Juan José Thuemme Global Flavorist Etadar by Deiman

9. C O E R Story uan Crafting Flavorful Legacies osé Thuemme It was important that we could not only create feasible for our target markets. , , unique and compelling ?avors but also do so in a way that made them economically

10. Discovering New Molecules and Juan's mission is not only to preserve Elevating Culinary Experiences! these ?avors but also to share them with hat is life without flavor? A the world. By submitting his creations bland, forgettable existence W devoid of the vivacious globally, he hopes to not only educate that exist across the globe., , sensations that make each moment people about the amusing cultural heri worth savoring. Flavor is the very essence that breathes spirit into the tage of Mexico but also to inspire a new mundane and transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary. appreciation for the diversity of ?avors Think about the first sip of your morning coffee—the rich aroma swirling in the air as those bold notes of roasted beans play across your accurate, nuanced profiles that elevate and explored the possibility of tongue. Or the burst of sweetness and culinary experiences.” collaborating with them. tang that explodes in your mouth when you bite into a perfectly ripe straw- But Thuemme's ambitions extend To his delight, Deiman Flavors berry. These are the moments that beyond the classroom. He has pio- enthusiastically agreed to this partner- remind us of life's delectable offerings. neered a groundbreaking concept, ship. Together, they embarked on a Referring to the famous quote by "Native Flavors," that pays homage to mission to create innovative flavor Mandy Aftel, “Flavor is the inexplica- profiles, drawing inspiration from the Mexico's rich pre-Hispanic culinary ble essence of life itself,” Juan José heritage. "These are the forgotten fruits rich culinary heritage of Mexico. Juan Thuemme's harmonious blend of and plants that once graced the tables and his new colleagues set out to ingredients has been a lifelong pursuit. of our ancestors," he explains. "By develop a diverse range of flavors, As a pioneering food scientist and reviving and sharing their unique including the captivating "Tasclate," a engineer in Mexico and the USA, his native Mexican chocolate beverage, as flavors, we can rekindle a connection journey has been one of curiosity, well as intriguing blends featuring to our roots while introducing the innovation, and an insatiable passion world to a whole new palette of tastes.” Aztec herbs and grains. for flavor. Whether training flavorists, pushing Driven by a deep passion for their After assisting in research and craft, the team at Deiman Flavors boundaries through research, or development roles early in his career, provided support, enabling him to resurrecting culinary traditions, Thuemme found his true calling—the Thuemme's mission is clear: to elevate explore extensive research and world of flavors. "I realized how the art and science of flavor to leverage cutting-edge technology. This crucial flavors are to the food unprecedented heights. With his collaborative effort allowed them to experience," he reflects. "It became my discover the nuances and complexities innovative spirit and uncompromising mission to discover their full poten- of traditional Mexican flavors, quest for superiority, he is poised to tial.” leave an indelible mark on the global transforming them into modern, culinary industry. captivating creations. Today, as the Global Flavorist at Etadar by Deiman, he positions Furthermore, the partnership between Let us learn more about his journey: himself at the vanguard of flavor Juan and Deiman Flavors extended exploration and education. His vision? A Lifetime of Flavor beyond just flavor development. To establish a premier Flavorists Together, they embarked on an School in Mexico, imparting decades In a captivating turn of events, Juan, ambitious project to establish an online of expertise to the next generation of school dedicated to the art and science after dedicating 39 years of his career professionals. to International Flavors & Fragrances of flavors. This endeavor promised to (IFF), found himself getting on a new share the incredible stories and insights "This school will be a crucible of and exciting chapter. Upon completing that Juan had accumulated throughout knowledge," he enthuses. "We'll his tenure at IFF, he made contact with his remarkable career. explore progressive flavor research, a Mexican company, Deiman Flavors, finding new molecules, and developing

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12. As he reflects on this new chapter, he is filled with a sense of excitement and fulfillment. The opportunity to explore the vibrant flavors of Mexico while also contributing to the education and advancement of the industry has ignited a renewed passion within him. Vision of the Flavorists School in Mexico Juan stated that the origin of flavors in Europe, Germany, France, and the USA has sparked a fervor among individuals in Mexico to delve into the realm of flavor creation. Observing the financial constraints that hinder many aspiring flavorists in Mexico from pursuing their passion abroad, he endeavored to bridge this gap by creating a supportive platform. With the aim of democratizing access to flavor education, he conceptualized an online school that transcends borders, catering to both students and professionals eager to master the art of flavor design. The core mission of the Flavorists School is to empower individuals by providing comprehen- sive guidance and resources essential for them to embark on their journey of crafting flavors that resonate globally. Through this initiative, Juan envisions a future where Mexico's rich amalgam- ation of flavors and talents can flourish on the world stage, enriching the global culinary sector with their unique creations. A Journey Through Tradition and Innovation Juan's research has significantly C O E R influenced the market in Mexico, as he has delivered several collections of Story backstreet flavors created under the inspiration of Mexico's traditions. These flavors, born in the streets of Mexico and published outside of Mexico as traditional flavors of Mexico, have garnered attention from local companies seeking to incorporate them into their offerings.

13. His native flavors are deeply rooted in Mexico's history, drawing from the country's rich cultural heritage. He explores native beverages such as tascalate and champurrado, as well as the history of vanilla, which dates back to the primitives who first discovered it. His research also digs into the use of herbs like quelite and epazote, which are integral to Mexico's culinary identity. Moreover, he highlights the varieties of plants and spices that are no longer in existence, such as liquochellas, beers with Chile mix and hot candies, guajolotes, and hot tamale lonche Mexicano. He also defines Chilaquiles Mexicanos, characterized by corn tortillas and green sauce, and discusses the different types of fire chiles, including habanero, Mulato pepper, and guajillo peppers, which are used in various Mexican sauces. The great variety of tacos is another significant aspect of Juan's research, showcasing the diversity and richness of Mexico's culinary traditions. His work not only celebrates the flavors of Mexico but also serves as a testament to the country's vivacious cultural heritage, which continues to inspire innovation and creativity in the culinary world. Preserving Ancient Mexican Flavors Juan's fascination with native Mexican Juan emphasizes the importance of flavors stems from the profound connection they hold to the country's thoroughly researching the volatiles, or opulent history and cultural heritage. aromatic compounds, that de?ne the The discovery of vanillin, cocoa, and chocolate by the Aztecs is a testament ?avor pro?le of the desired creation. By shape the ?nal product., , to the ingenuity and knowledge of these ancient people. Unfortunately, exploring the complexities of these many native plant species have become volatile elements, one can gain a deeper extinct, but Juan has dedicated himself to studying and preserving the unique understanding of the nuances that will flavors of these plants, ensuring their quality and deliciousness for future generations.

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15. One such example is achiote, a to present the flavors to the chefs and expose novel molecules that underpin Mexican spice that, like Morado corn, get their approval on whether my the essence of taste, thereby refining is a staple in traditional Mexican developments truly captured the and harmonizing the ultimate flavor cuisine. The preparation of these essence of the real foods." This profile. His craft transcends mere flavors is an art form that requires great required a delicate balance, as he had culinary artistry, delving deep into the care and attention to detail, making to ensure his creations met the exacting realm of flavor science to craft sensory each dish a true reflection of the standards of culinary experts while still experiences that captivate the palate culture's culinary mastery. The use of maintaining the unique flair of his and elevate the culinary landscape. green corn, for instance, adds a distinct culinary vision. flavor profile that is both delicious and Balancing Tradition and Innovation unique. Another significant obstacle he has overcome is the need to develop Juan's approach to culinary composi- Juan's mission is not only to preserve market-ready formulations. "We had to tion is characterized by a subtle these flavors but also to share them make sure we could produce these balance between the valuable flavors of with the world. By submitting his flavors on a larger scale and at a price traditional Mexican cuisine and the creations globally, he hopes to not only point that would be viable for commer- modern trends that shape the culinary educate people about the amusing cial production," he notes. This process domain. To achieve this harmony, he cultural heritage of Mexico but also to of scaling up and optimizing costs was establishes clear priorities, acknowl- inspire a new appreciation for the crucial in transforming his laboratory edging the significance of his cultural diversity of flavors that exist across the successes into viable products. heritage while embracing innovation globe. and transformation. Additionally, he has had to navigate the Global Influence of Native Flavors His inspiration stems from adapting complexities of deriving new flavor profiles while simultaneously reducing traditional flavors to modern applica- Emphasizing that native flavors are a production costs. "It was important that tions, often incorporating historical we could not only create unique and wellspring of inspiration for the food elements in innovative ways. For industry and nurturing the creation of compelling flavors but also do so in a instance, he draws upon the ancient innovative concepts, Juan highlighted Mayan tradition of tascalate, an Indian way that made them economically that these indigenous tastes are utilized cacao beverage from Oaxaca, Mexico. feasible for our target markets," he for popular Cinco de Mayo trends, explains. Through his tenacity, By modernizing this traditional drink, creativity, and deep understanding of Juan transforms it into a frappuccino crossing boundaries to captivate major international corporations such as the culinary background, he has been dessert infused with native flavors, General Foods and Mondelez Interna- blending the old with the new. able to surmount these challenges and tional. continue pushing the boundaries of flavor innovation. Another example of his fusion of Even smaller enterprises acknowledge tradition and innovation is his celebra- these flavors, infusing them into soft The Art of Flavor Creation tion of the Day of the Dead, where he gels and confectioneries. The allure of incorporates the symbolic cempasúchil hot tamales reverberates globally, flower to create a flower cream flavor Emphasizing the critical importance of igniting a wave of innovative culinary the initial flavor molecules in crafting with a touch of Aztec tradition. creations inspired by these traditional exact taste profiles within his creations, Similarly, he applies historical flavors delicacies. the approach is informed by a wealth to modern desserts, such as using of experience and guided by gas-liquid traditional flavors in ice cream, Overcoming Obstacles chromatography for volatile compound showcasing his ability to seamlessly identification. Rooted in thorough merge the past with the present. As a talented food scientist, Juan has preliminary studies and the complex faced a number of challenges in his chemistry of polymers, the process Expedition of Flavor Masking research and development efforts. One occasionally necessitates the extraction Innovation of the primary hurdles he has had to of vital components from native herbs, overcome is presenting his distinctive spices, and foods to enhance the depth In 1968, Juan made a remarkable flavor creations to discerning chefs for of flavors under investigation. discovery that would forever change approval. the model of the soy milk industry. He Alternatively, Juan harnesses the power revealed the first-ever flavor blocker, a He explains, "The first challenge was of reactions within the flavor matrix to groundbreaking innovation that

16. effectively masked the undesirable Maillard reactions for flavor develop- ingredients, ensuring a harmonious and notes inherent in soy-based beverages. ment. balanced flavor profile. This pioneering achievement paved the way for a new era of enhanced soy Within his academic setting, he He further encourages initiating the milk experiences, catering to the dedicates significant effort to pushing creative process with a diverse array of evolving preferences of consumers the boundaries of flavor innovation. ingredients sourced from around the worldwide. His role involves redefining traditional globe. By tapping into the vast array of approaches to flavor creation, updating raw materials available worldwide, one His creation was the result of extensive methodologies, and exploring novel can discover a world of flavor research and meticulous experimenta- ways to craft new and exciting flavors. possibilities and drive the boundaries tion, driven by a relentless pursuit to Through his work, he aims to enhance of culinary innovation. elevate the sensory profile of soy milk. creativity across a spectrum of flavors, The flavor blocker, a witness to his blending innovation with technology to He advises starting the creation process ingenuity, successfully tackled the drive the industry forward. with several distinct flavor iterations, long-standing challenge of off-flavors, each meticulously crafted. By present- allowing the natural goodness of soy to Furthermore, Juan is committed to ing these variations to a panel of discerning tasters, one can gather shine through without any distracting educating and empowering individuals valuable feedback and refine the or unpleasant undertones. in the field. He imparts knowledge on the theoretical foundations and recipe, ultimately achieving a flavor practical applications of flavor profile that captivates the senses. The impact of his innovation was felt across the industry, as his groundbreak- technology, equipping others with the The judicious use of extracts, derived ing flavor blocker became the skills needed to navigate this versatile domain. By sharing his expertise and from the very products being standard-bearer for soy milk manufac- cultivating a culture of continuous showcased, can further enhance the turers globally. The company he learning, he contributes significantly to depth and authenticity of the flavor represented, renowned for its commit- experience, as per his guidance. ment to innovation, proudly showcased the advancement of flavor science and Incorporating these concentrated this revolutionary product, which technology. essences can elevate the overall quickly gained international acclaim Words of Wisdom for Aspiring sensory journey for the discerning and recognition. Entrepreneurs palate. By acknowledging his wisdom and following this comprehensive In 2005, the company further solidified approach, aspiring culinary artists can its position as a trailblazer by launch- Juan, a seasoned culinary expert, shared his insightful advice on embark on a gastronomic journey that ing its first-ever pink grapefruit- elevating the art of flavor creation. His exceeds the ordinary, crafting flavor flavored soy milk. This bold and words, imbued with a wealth of experiences that leave a lasting refreshing offering, built upon the knowledge and experience, serve as a impression on the senses. foundation of the earlier flavor blocker, guiding light for those seeking to craft captivated consumers with its delight- exceptional culinary masterpieces. ful and unexpected flavor profile, setting a new benchmark in the soy He emphasizes the importance of milk market. thoroughly researching the volatiles, or aromatic compounds, that define the Advancing Plant-Based Flavors and flavor profile of the desired creation. Innovative Technologies By exploring the complexities of these Playing a pivotal role in the flavor volatile elements, one can gain a deeper understanding of the nuances industry, where the focus has shifted that will shape the final product. towards plant-based flavors in modern times, Juan is deeply involved in researching and developing innovative Studying the analysis of various fruit solutions to replace animal products and dessert products is crucial, according to Juan. This comprehensive with plant-based alternatives. His work understanding of the raw materials and revolves around creating futuristic their inherent properties will inform technologies that utilize reaction flavors, particularly leveraging the the selection and combination of

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18. Styles and eadership is a multifaceted art. It's about inspiring and L motivating individuals, fostering collaboration, and navigating challenges to achieve a shared vision. But with such a complex responsibility comes the question: what leadership style is best? The truth is, there's no single "one size fits all" approach. Effective leaders adapt their style based on the situation, the team they lead, and their strengths. However, understanding several key leadership styles and frameworks can equip you to choose the most effective approach for any given circumstance. This article delves into six prominent leadership styles and frameworks, providing you with a valuable toolkit for navigating the progressive landscape of leadership. 1. Situational Leadership (SL) Developed by Hersey and Blanchard, Situational Leadership (SL) emphasizes the importance of adapting your leadership style based on the maturity level (competence and commitment) of your team members. This framework outlines four leadership styles:

19. How to Lead! • Directing (High Directive, Low Supportive): Ideal for situations where team members lack the skills or confidence to complete tasks independently. This style involves clear instructions, close supervision, and high task focus. • Coaching (High Directive, High Supportive): Effective for team members who possess some skills but still require guidance. The leader provides instruction and support, encouraging questions and participation. • Supporting (Low Directive, High Supportive): Suitable for team members with the skills and motivation to handle tasks but may benefit from encouragement and feedback. The leader offers support and facilitates collaboration.

20. • Delegating (Low Directive, Low • Contingency Reward: Leaders 6. Autocratic Leadership (Authoritarian Supportive): Best suited for highly offer rewards or incentives in Leadership) skilled and motivated team exchange for achieving specific members. The leader assigns tasks, goals. Autocratic leaders make decisions sets clear expectations, and trusts • Management by Exception: unilaterally, with minimal or no input the team members to take Leaders intervene only when from team members. This style ownership. performance falls below emphasizes control and adherence to established standards. instructions. 2. Transformational Leadership 4. Servant Leadership While autocratic leadership can be Transformational leaders inspire and effective in situations requiring motivate their teams to excel beyond Servant leaders prioritize the needs and decisive action or strict adherence to expectations. They possess a clear well-being of their team members protocols, it can stifle creativity, vision for the future, communicate it before their own. They foster a demotivate team members, and hinder effectively, and empower team collaborative environment focused on innovation. members to contribute their talents growth and development for all. toward achieving that vision. Choosing the Right Style Key aspects of servant leadership Key characteristics of transformational include: There's no single "best" leadership leaders include: style. The optimal approach depends • Putting Others First: Servant on various factors, including: • Idealized Influence: They serve as leaders prioritize the needs of their role models, inspiring trust and team members and create an • The Situation: Consider the admiration through their actions environment where everyone feels urgency of the task, the and values. valued and supported. complexity of the problem, and • Inspirational Motivation: They • Empowerment: They delegate the maturity level of your team. articulate a compelling vision that tasks, provide resources, and • The Team: Evaluate the skills, ignites passion and commitment experience, and motivation level encourage team members to take within the team. of your team members. ownership. • Intellectual Stimulation: They • Development Focus: They invest • Your Strengths: Identify your encourage creativity and in their team's growth by leadership strengths and innovation by challenging the providing opportunities for preferences to determine the style status quo and fostering critical learning and skill development. you can naturally and effectively thinking. • Building Community: Servant embody. • Individualized Consideration: leaders foster a sense of belonging They treat each team member as and collaboration within the team. Ultimately, the most successful leaders an individual, recognizing their are those who can inspire, motivate, strengths and development needs. 5. Democratic Leadership and empower their teams to achieve (Participative Leadership) their full potential. By understanding 3. Transactional Leadership and utilizing the various leadership Democratic leaders involve their team styles and frameworks presented, you Transactional leaders focus on members in decision-making can become a more effective leader, establishing clear expectations, processes. They value input, encourage guiding your team and your exchanging rewards for performance, participation, and leverage the organization toward success. and maintaining a structured work collective wisdom of the team. This environment. This style is effective in style can foster ownership, creativity, situations requiring clear direction and and buy-in to decisions. task completion. However, democratic leadership can be Transactional leadership can be time-consuming and may not always further broken down into two be suitable for urgent situations subcategories: requiring quick decisions.

21. Leadership is not about being in charge, Its about taking care of those in your charge. - Simon Sinek

22. How Can You Measure the Impact of Your Leadership Style on Business Performance?

23. Measuring the Impact! eadership style is a critical quantitative and qualitative data can • Customer Retention: Have factor in driving business provide a well-rounded picture. customer retention rates L performance. A strong leader Consider these key areas: improved? can inspire teams, foster innovation, • Net Promoter Score (NPS): Does and navigate challenges to achieve 1. Financial Performance: your NPS, a metric measuring success. But how do you, as a leader, customer loyalty, reflect a positive assess the impact of your style on the • Revenue Growth: Has your impact from your leadership? bottom line? Measuring the company seen an increase in effectiveness of your leadership is revenue since adopting your 5. Innovation and Creativity crucial for continuous improvement leadership style? and maximizing your team's potential. • Profitability: Have profit margins • Number of New Product improved under your leadership? Launches: Has your leadership This article explores various methods • Return on Investment (ROI): Are fostered an environment to quantify the influence of your initiatives spearheaded by you conducive to innovation, leading leadership style on business yielding positive returns? to new product launches or service performance. offerings? • Number of Employee Ideas 2. Employee Engagement Implemented: Do you encourage Understanding Your Leadership and implement employee ideas, Style • Employee Satisfaction Surveys: fostering a culture of innovation? Do employee satisfaction surveys reveal a positive work • Problem-solving Efficiency: Has Before measuring impact, it's essential environment under your your leadership style improved the to understand your leadership style. leadership? team's problem-solving Here are some key leadership styles: • Employee Retention: Has your capabilities? leadership resulted in lower • Authoritarian: Strong and employee turnover? Collecting Data for Measurement decisive, leaders make decisions • Employee Productivity: Have with minimal input. • Democratic: Leaders value productivity levels increased since Several methods can be employed to collaboration and involve team you took charge? gather data for these metrics: members in decision-making. • Coaching: Leaders focus on 3. Team Performance • Formal Surveys: Conduct developing people's skills and employee satisfaction surveys, empowering them. • Goal Achievement: Is your team customer satisfaction surveys, and • Affiliative: Leaders prioritize consistently achieving or pulse surveys to gather specific building relationships and exceeding goals? data points. harmony within the team. • Meeting Deadlines: Has your • Performance Reports: Analyze • Visionary: Leaders inspire and leadership improved the team's financial reports, project reports, motivate through a clear vision for ability to meet deadlines and sales data to track the future. effectively? performance changes. • Team Spirit and Collaboration: Do • Focus Groups and Interviews: These styles aren't mutually exclusive. surveys or observations highlight Facilitate discussions with Effective leaders often adapt their style strong team spirit and employees and customers to gain based on the situation and their team's collaboration under your deeper insights into their needs. However, identifying your leadership? experiences. dominant style serves as a starting • Observation: Observe team point for measuring its impact. 4. Customer Satisfaction interactions and dynamics to gauge collaboration and morale. Metrics for Measuring Leadership • Customer Satisfaction Surveys: Impact Do customer satisfaction surveys Beyond the Numbers: Qualitative indicate improvement since your Measures There's no single metric to definitively leadership took effect? measure your leadership impact. Quantitative data provides a valuable However, a combination of starting point, but don't underestimate

24. the power of qualitative measures. for a collaborative approach to Here are some additional indicators of improvement. your leadership impact: • Consider seeking external leadership coaching or attending • Feedback from Managers and leadership development programs Peers: Solicit honest feedback to expand your skill set. from fellow leaders and colleagues about your leadership style's Conclusion effectiveness. • Employee Recognition Programs: Measuring the impact of your Do you have a thriving employee leadership style empowers you to recognition program, highlighting understand your strengths and identify employee achievements and areas for development. By utilizing a valuing their contributions? combination of quantitative and • Company Culture: Has your qualitative data, you can gain valuable leadership fostered a positive and insights into how your leadership style motivating company culture? influences employee engagement, team • Team Morale: Observe whether performance, and ultimately, business your team exhibits high morale success. Through continuous through positive interactions and evaluation and a commitment to an energized atmosphere. learning, you can become a leader who fosters a thriving work environment Analyzing and Interpreting Data and propels your organization to new heights. Once you've collected data, analyze it to identify trends and patterns. • Look for correlations between leadership behaviors and specific performance metrics. • Identify areas where your leadership style has demonstrably impacted performance positively. • Conversely, recognize areas where adjustments might be necessary for further improvement. Continuous Improvement Measuring your leadership impact is not a one-time exercise. It's an ongoing process of self-evaluation and growth. • Use the data to identify areas for improvement and refine your leadership style. • Be open to learning and adapting your approach based on the feedback you receive. • Communicate your findings openly and transparently with your team. This fosters trust and allows

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