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Guinness owner Diageo to replace chief executive Debra Crew
Diageo chief executive Debra Crew has quit with immediate effect and will be replaced on an interim basis by the embattled drinks group’s finance boss, after falling alcohol sales and waning investor confidence battered its share price.
Diageo CEO Debra Crew steps down, FT reports
Diageo (DEO) announced that chief executive Debra Crew has stepped down with immediate effect, Arash Massoudi, Madeleine Speed and Anjli Raval of Financial Times reported. This reportedly follows a period of declining alcohol sales and weakening investor sentiment that weighed heavily on the company’s share price.
Diageo CEO Debra Crew has stepped down after two years in the job, the world's biggest spirits maker said on Wednesday, with ...
Debra Crew stepped down as CEO of Diageo after a challenging tenure marked by a significant drop in Latin America sales and ...
Diageo’s board has begun a formal search for Crew’s successor, and the company said it will consider both internal and ...
LONDON (Reuters) -Diageo's new interim CEO Nik Jhangiani has charmed investors with his cool confidence and clear ...
Diageo, the maker of Johnnie Walker whisky and Guinness beer, announced on Wednesday that chief executive officer Debra Crew ...
Diageo said Chief Executive Officer Debra Crew stepped down after two years in the role, as the world’s largest spirits maker ...
Nik Jhangiani, an industry veteran of Indian origin, has a career that spans over 30 years. He has held several senior ...
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Debra Crew Reportedly Steps Down As Diageo Chief Executive, CFO Jhangiani Takes Interim CEO RoleDiageo’s (DEO) chief executive, Debra Crew, has reportedly stepped down from her role after two years, with CFO Nik Jhangiani ...
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