Food People: Campbell, Pepsico, Einstein Noah

New BizDev Veep at Campbell Campbell Soup has named Keith Olscamp as vice president of business development and industry relations. He'll report to Archbold van Beuren, president of global sales.

Olscamp has been with Campbell since 1979, most recently as vice president of retail and broker operations. He succeeds Richard Smith, who will retire next year. [Source: Campbell Soup]

Victoria's Secret Exec to Pepsico Jill Beraud, chief marketing officer at Victoria's Secret, has been named to the same job â€" a newly created position â€" at Pepsico. Reporting directly to Indra Nooyi, chairwoman and CEO, Beraud will be in charge of worldwide marketing strategies for the sprawling beverages-and-snacks company.

She was with Victoria's Secret, owned by Limited Brands, for 13 years. Before becoming marketing chief there, she was an executive vice president and chief operating officer for Limited.

Pepsico is in the midst of an overhaul of its marketing and packaging strategies. [Source: AP]

Einstein Noah Gets New Chief Jeff O'Neill has been named to replace Paul Murphy as CEO of Einstein Noah Restaurant Group, which operates the Einstein Bros., Noah's. and Manhattan bagel chains.

Murphy has resigned.

O'Neill comes to the Lakewood, Colo., company from Prizm Income Fund of Toronto, where he was CEO. Prizm is Canada's largest franchisee of KFC-owned restaurants, which include KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut. [Source: Noah Restaurant Group]

Skinny Nutritional Names New CEO Ronald D. Wilson, the former president and COO of Philadelphia Coca-Cola Bottling, has been named the new CEO of flavored-water-bottler Skinny Nutritional, succeeding Don McDonald, who will step down to become the chief finance officer of the company. [Source: Food Business News]