Unilever CEO announces intention to retire at end of 2023
Unilever’s CEO in the UK, Alan Jope, has announced that he intends to retire from the company at the end of 2023, five years after being appointed to the role.
Jope said: “As I approach my fifth year as CEO, and after more than 35 years in Unilever, I believe now is the right time for the Board to begin the formal search for my successor. Growth remains our top priority, and in the quarters ahead I will remain fully focused on disciplined execution of our strategy, and leveraging the full benefits of our new organisation.”
The Board will proceed with a formal search for a successor and will consider both internal and external candidates.
Unilever Chairman Nils Andersen said: “Alan’s retirement next year will mark the end of a remarkable career with Unilever. Under his leadership, Unilever has made critical changes to its strategy, structure and organisation that position it strongly for success. This work continues, and we will thank Alan wholeheartedly for his leadership and contribution to our business when he leaves next year.”
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