I'm a global president at Mars Snacking. My day starts at 5:30 a.m. and our HQ looks like 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.'

I decide to walk the two miles to Goose Island, the home of Mars Snacking.

I have half an eye on the Chicago Marathon, and I'm challenging myself to run three or four times a week.

Today I used my fresh-air commuting time to connect with Larry, the president of our China Region, and his CMO to review business performance and check in on how the launch of our new chewing gum brand, Respawn, is going.

We'll soon be expanding, and as I walk up to reception, I'm greeted by our new $50 million chocolate Pilot Plant. It'll be up and running in a few months and will be where the next generation of snacking is created.

We've just opened our new M&M's Café on site, so my search doesn't take long.

It's a chance for our most senior associates around the globe to get together and co-create. Today we're tackling digitization, both in terms of our immediate needs and looking ahead to the future.

Because we're custodians of Mars Snacking, and it's our job to think in generations, not financial quarters, we set in motion plans that won't come to fruition until long after I've retired — hopefully watching cricket somewhere sunny.

The session ends, and I'm feeling energized. I shared some insights from a recent learning around the future of AI, and I spent a few moments debriefing with my leadership team before getting on with my day.

I scan regularly for anything urgent, but I prefer to connect with people 1-on-1 over a quick call if I can — I think it's more empowering and engaging.

I use my time before lunch to have a 1-on-1 with Tiana, our bars Portfolio VP, to talk about the upcoming rollout of Snickers Protein.

Hearing Tiana's unique perspective on an important emerging market for our business and learning more about how she thinks we can improve always gives me a lot to reflect on.

I pick up a cup of my favorite M&M's.

Today is our annual 'Boo-Bash.' Associates bring their families to the office for an afternoon of games and trick-or-treating.

The '"Boo-Bash" is a highlight of my year and it's great to see everyone having a fantastic time.

We agreed on some additional investment around some pretty innovative work we're doing on chewing gum and infusing active ingredients, like B vitamins, which I think will be a real game changer for the category.

The last order of business for me today is to sit down with one of our top dairy suppliers to talk about our shared climate ambitions. It was a great session and I finished the working day on a high.

The entire family goes to watch what turned out to be a well-earned score draw.

We're sports mad in my house, so after a family dinner of spaghetti Bolognese and negotiations around homework deadlines with the kids, we watch the Bulls game on the TV

As every sports fan will identify with, I'm still in the blissful 'this-could-be-the-year' mindset.

The dishwasher is loaded, the house is put to bed, and I take a few moments to catch up with the news before lights out at 10:30 p.m.

If you're an executive and would like to share a day in your life, email Aria Yang at ayang@businessinsider.com.