Why we’re calling on Kevin Brown
As a member of Kroger’s Board, Kevin Brown has influence over the company’s direction and decisions.
He has the power – and the responsibility – to ensure Kroger follows through on its promise to end cages.
But his influence doesn’t stop at Kroger.
He also holds leadership roles of major international companies with a presence across Europe, including Dell Technologies. That gives us a critical opportunity to apply pressure.
TELL KEVIN BROWN HE CAN FIX THIS
Kevin Brown sits on Kroger’s board as millions of hens remain confined in cages so small they cannot spread their wings. Kroger previously promised to end this practice, but that commitment remains unfulfilled. With her experience in corporate governance, she has a responsibility to help deliver change.
Tell Kevin Brown: Take Action
Taking action beyond Kroger
While Kroger operates in the United States, its leadership is globally connected.
We are calling on companies linked to Kevin Brown to use their influence to demand accountability.
These companies benefit from public trust.
They cannot ignore their association with a board member linked to ongoing extreme animal suffering.
Dell is tied to animal suffering
Kevin Brown is the Executive Vice President and Chief Supply Chain Officer of Dell Technologies and is connected to animal suffering.
Tell Dell: Take action
Dell is known for its reputation as a leader in innovation and responsible business. But Kevin Brown, one of Dell’s most senior executives, also sits on Kroger’s Board of Directors, where he shares responsibility for overseeing a company that has failed to deliver on its cage-free commitment.
Send a message urging Dell to use its influence to encourage Kevin Brown to push Kroger to honour its cage-free pledge and stop profiting from the extreme confinement of millions of hens.
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