Keurig Dr Pepper Inc.
Vice President, Assistant General Counsel
Dr Pepper Snapple Group
Vice President, Assistant General Counsel
Cadbury Plc. Mar 2005 - May 2008
Vice President, Assistant General Counsel
Cadbury Plc. Jun 2002 - Mar 2005
Senior Corporate Counsel
Sidley Austin Llp 2000 - 2002
Associate
Education:
Duke University School of Law 1995 - 1998
Doctor of Jurisprudence, Doctorates, Law
University of Washington
Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts, Business Finance
Skills:
Corporate Law Litigation Marketing Management Leadership Cross Functional Team Leadership Mergers and Acquisitions Intellectual Property Contract Negotiation Corporate Governance Compliance
Senior Loss Control and Marketing Rep. at Hess Oil Corp, Senior Enviromental and Marketing Rep. at Hess Oil Corp, Senior Loss Control / Marketing Representitive at Hess Corporation
Location:
United States
Industry:
Retail
Work:
Hess Oil Corp since Jun 2004
Senior Loss Control and Marketing Rep.
Hess Oil Corp since Jun 2004
Senior Enviromental and Marketing Rep.
Hess Corporation since 2004
Senior Loss Control / Marketing Representitive
Tedeschi Food Shops 2001 - 2004
Division Manager
Store 24 Inc. 1995 - 2001
Division Manager
Education:
Arthur L Swanson
Holyoke Community College
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Arthur Swanson Vice president
SNAPPLE BEVERAGE CORP
5301 Legacy Dr, Plano, TX 75024 2242 Emery Down Dr, Allen, TX 75013
Arthur Swanson VICE PRESIDENT
Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc MANUFACTURE, MARKETING, SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF SOFT DRINK CONCENTRATE.
5301 Legacy Dr, Plano, TX 75024
Arthur Swanson Vice president
SPLASH TRANSPORT, INC Transportation Services
5430 W 81 St, Indianapolis, IN 46268 2242 Emery Down Dr, Allen, TX 75013
Arthur Swanson Assistant Secretary, Vice President
An internet-based method is provided for preparation, review and negotiation, of contracts in an efficient and focused manner. More particularly, the method employs a computer application operable on any type of computing device by two or more parties and focuses their attention on the most important and most negotiated contract clauses. Several options and capabilities are provided, including the ability of parties to select desired contract clauses from a database, and designate which clauses are vitally important, as well as generally important and universally applicable (boilerplate) clauses. The computer application can then be instructed to share and display subsets of the contract clauses selected by all parties, such as only the vitally important clauses, or only clauses having edited variable content, for initial focused negotiation and settlement, before turning to review and negotiation of less important or less critical clauses.