Consumption renews its top executives
Companies in the sector are reviewing their structures to try to adapt to market circumstances in a scenario of geopolitical uncertainty and persistent inflationary pressures.
Companies in the consumer goods sector are restructuring and changing their top executives to adapt to market circumstances amid geopolitical uncertainty and inflationary pressures. According to a study by Transearch, there were 98 changes in the management committees of large consumer companies last year, with 30% of these changes occurring in general management positions.
Several major companies, including El Corte Inglés, Heineken España, Pascual, Diageo, and Mahou San Miguel, have made changes to their top executives in the past year. The study also found that 65% of these changes were filled with internal talent, and 37% with female talent, and that finance and operations positions remained stable, while human resources roles increased to 13% of total changes.
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