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For Target: Mary Dillon, executive vice president and global chief marketing officer of McDonald's Corp. and former president, Quaker Foods. Target says Dillon has helped with Target's brand strategy and its expansion into food retailing.

VS: Jim Donald, former CEO, Starbucks, which he left under pressure in 2008, and former CEO of Pathmark; a lifelong retailer who developed Wal-Mart's SuperCenter food business. Says that food retailing is his "sweet spot."

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