You have been hired as a management consultant by a group of packaged food manufacturers. They want your advice on the future of this industry and how they should position themselves for the future. These companies make a variety of packaged food products and sell them through retailers such as Publix, Costco, Whole Foods, and Wal-Mart. The CEO of this group is named Mrs. Martina Ballantine. She is having a board meeting at the end of the month with all of the companies in her industry group and wants to present them with your advice. Specific Instructions: a. Evaluate the Packaged Food Industry and come up with a set of issues, goals, strategies, and actions for CEO Martina Ballantine. b. Create a presentation in PowerPoint, Prezi, or another presentation software. Answer the below questions (one per slide): 1. Title Slide: Write your name, class, date, title, and introduce yourself and the topic of your presentation. 2. Explain to Mrs. Ballantine what the major 2-3 issues are that the packaged food industry is facing. Number and explain each issue separately. 3. Clearly describe what you think the top 2-3 goals should be for companies competing in this industry. Number and explain each goal separately. 4. What is your recommended he strategy/plan the companies should follow to continue to thrive and grow? Explain clearly. 5. If the companies in this industry want to follow your advice, what are the top 4-5 action steps that they could follow to make this plan happen and turn it into a reality? Number and explain each action separately. 6. "Thank you" slide with your name, contact info, any concluding thoughts, etc. Present to CEO Martina Ballantine directly, as if she is going to listen to this. Pretend you are a consultant getting paid good money, give her a helpful and valuable analysis that she can use! Also, try to convince her of your reasons for your decisions. Give each slide a helpful and unique title to better explain the point of the slide (minimum 28- point font title). Do not use any font smaller than 24-point. Use well-spaced and clearly readable slides. Use colors