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About Clio Snacks
Clio began unexpectedly, sparked by our founder’s entrepreneurial spirit and a nostalgic memory from his childhood in Ukraine. After discovering Greek yogurt in his fridge that had thickened from draining, Sergey was reminded of the rich, cheesecake-like texture of a popular Eastern-European treat. That moment inspired a new kind of snack, bringing together the indulgence of chocolate and the benefits of Greek yogurt with the convenience of a bar.
As demand grew, our team began to think bigger. We moved into a larger production facility, surpassed $50M in revenue, and expanded our portfolio with Minis and Zero Sugar product lines to meet evolving consumer needs.
Today, Clio reflects years of persistence, creative thinking, and teamwork. What started in one father’s home kitchen is now a nationally-recognized brand that’s redefining how people snack. And we’re just getting started. Visit website here.
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About John Thompson
John Thompson is a finance leader who helps companies grow by building the foundation needed to scale. As CFO of Clio Snacks, he has strengthened liquidity, improved profitability, implemented scalable systems, and built a high-performing finance team that supports the company’s continued expansion.
He has led finance across both private companies and divisions of public corporations, with most of his experience focused on consumer goods. While the size and structure of these businesses have varied, one constant has been his ability to help companies scale and improve profitability.
Prior to Clio, John led finance at SodaStream USA, where he helped more than double revenue and made the business the most profitable in the portfolio, positioning the company for acquisition by PepsiCo.
He is dedicated to staying ahead of emerging financial trends and gaining peer insights, and he serves as Co-Chair of the Philadelphia chapter of the CFO Leadership Council.
And, if you’re wondering, yes—his favorite Clio snack is the Yogurt Dipped Strawberry Banana.
