Timeline of Irene Rosenfeldâs Tenure as CEO of Mondelez International. Companyâs share price has more than doubled since she was named to the post. April 9, 2017 3:03 p.m. Irene Rosenfeld, 63 years old, is chief executive of Mondelez International Inc. and has run the company or its predecessor since 2006. Since she was named CEO, the share...
The color green is closely associated with Ireland, the Irish, and St. Patrick's Day â no matter where it is celebrated. It's also the color of nature. Originally, blue was the color for St. Patrick but today it's all about the green. Let's take a look at four specific shades of green as well as orange and gold.
Today, St. Patrick's Day is the day to wear green, kiss the Blarney Stone (weâll get to that later), and celebrate being Irish (or in some cases, choosing to be Irish for a day). Why do people wear green on St. Patrickâs Day? True or False? Green was not the original color associated with St. Patrickâs Day. The answer is true. Blue was the original color of St. Patrickâs Day and can still be seen on ancient Irish Flags. The color green was later adopted by Ireland in the 19th Century because green is representative of spring, fertility, life, and of course the shamrock.