Reno, NV (January 9, 2025) – Nutrient Foods LLC, an end-to-end food technology company, is pleased to announce the promotion of Robert Fear to Vice President of E-Commerce. In this role, Robert will be responsible for leading the company's e-commerce strategy and operations, including overseeing the development and execution of online sales, marketing, and customer service initiatives across all company brands – Nutrient®, Nutrient Survival®, and BrainCare®.

Robert has been with the parent company since 2019, serving most recently as Head of E-Commerce. During his tenure, he has played a key role in the company’s growth.

"Robert has a proven track record of success in e-commerce," said Eric Christianson, CEO of Nutrient Survival. "He is a strategic thinker with a deep understanding of the online marketplace. Here at Nutrient, he has been a driving force accelerating our business at Amazon, Walmart, Costco and our own DTC site.  We are confident that he will continue to lead the growth and innovation in our e-commerce business."

In his new role, Robert will report directly to Eric Christianson. He will be responsible for overseeing a team of e-commerce professionals and work closely with other departments within the company to ensure that Nutrient Survival's online marketplace presence is aligned with its overall business objectives.

About Robert Fear

A seasoned e-commerce professional with a keen eye for emerging online trends, Robert has consistently demonstrated his ability to identify and capitalize on online market opportunities.

He first honed his digital expertise in the music industry, building one of the largest online retailers of acoustic instruments. His success attracted the attention of manufacturers seeking to enhance their own e-commerce strategies, leading Robert to consult, and in some cases wholly manage, their e-commerce efforts. His ability to translate digital expertise across diverse industries ultimately led him to Nutrient Foods, where his mix of intuition and data-driven approach have turbo charged the company's e-commerce initiatives.