August 22 –Daymon Worldwide Specialty Brand division is launched. The division’s first venture is a partnership with the iconic book publisher Chicken Soup for the Soul Publishing, to introduce a line of comfort foods under the “Chicken Soup for the Soul” name.

May 22 – Daymon unveiled the launch of the world’s first Private Brand mobile app.

May 15  – Daymon Global Logistics, a new transportation management and logistics support solution, is formed.

May 1  – Daymon Worldwide partners with Hartman Group for Comprehensive Research Study into Global Food Culture Shifts.

January 1 – Carla Cooper takes the helm as only the second CEO in the company’s forty year history and the first woman President and CEO of the company.

Daymon acquires SAS Retail Merchandising Services.

Caliber is formed with the purpose of strengthening our retailers’ execution and the customer connection on the path to purchase.

Daymon has over 100 customers and 5,000 supplier partners globally.

A new corporate location in Stamford, Connecticut is secured as the partners last collective business deal.  Shortly thereafter, following a courageous four-year battle with a very rare form of cancer, Peter Schwartz passed away.

Daymon International launched with its first customer in South Africa.

Peter Brennan elected President and Officer of the company.

Club Demonstration Services was formed, which today, as Daymon Interactions, is the largest consumer experience marketing company in the retail business in the U.S., Mexico, Japan, Korea and Taiwan.

Food Marketing Group is formed  to provide trading and arbitrage on national branded products for Daymon customers.

The partners ventured into label procurement and package design with the formation of C&M Marketing (now Daymon Design).

On July 5, 1970 Peter Damon Schwartz and Milt Sender shook hands on a partnership that produced Daymon Associates, Inc. in New York City.