Jacqueline Mars

Mars, Incorporated is famous for its confectionery products, including iconic brands like M&M's, Snickers, and Milky Way, as well as pet care products and other food items. Jacqueline Mars inherited her wealth from her grandfather, Frank C. Mars, who founded the company in 1911. She has played a significant role in the company, serving on its board of directors and being involved in various aspects of its operations. In addition to her business endeavors, Mars is known for her philanthropic efforts, supporting numerous causes related to education, health, and the arts. Her contributions to both business and charity have made her a well-respected figure in American society.

Highlighting Jacqueline Mars' upbringing in a business-oriented family and her educational background.

• Born on October 10, 1939.
• Grew up in a family deeply involved in the confectionery business; her grandfather, Frank C. Mars, founded Mars, Incorporated in 1911.
• Attended Miss Hall’s School in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
• Graduated from Bryn Mawr College in 1961 with a degree in anthropology.
• Grew up learning about the family business and its operations from an early age, which instilled in her a strong understanding of the industry.

He is actively involved in charitable work, focusing on causes related to education, health, and the arts.

• Daughter of Forrest Mars Sr. and Audrey Ruth (Meyer) Mars.
• Has two brothers, Forrest Mars Jr. and John Mars.
• Was married to David H. Badger; they later divorced.
• Has three children—Alexandra Badger, Stephen Badger, and Christa Badger.
• Grandmother to several grandchildren through her children.
• Her children, particularly Stephen Badger, have been involved in Mars, Incorporated, continuing the family legacy.
• Lives a relatively private life, primarily in the Virginia area, where she engages in various philanthropic activities.