Annie Walker named CEO of Walmart Chile
Walker said she is “honored” to assume the leadership role after more than two decades at Walmart in the United States.
Walker said she is “honored” to assume the leadership role after more than two decades at Walmart in the United States.
These appointments reflect iA’s ongoing investment in strengthening its leadership team and aligning capabilities across finance, technology, and product development.
Anton joins Wahl with more than 30 years of experience leading consumer products companies.
The appointment formalizes Elmi’s expanded leadership across brand, creative, and experiential strategy as Cymbiotika continues evolving into a broader wellness and lifestyle platform
Seasoned healthcare executive with deep expertise in specialty pharmacy operations named Senior Vice President and General Manager.
Industry veteran brings over 30 years of leadership experience across retail, foodservice and trade association sectors.
In her new role, Aniceto will support Ascend’s growing injectable portfolio, upcoming product launches and key customer relationships.
Industry veteran Lynette Piers takes on an expanded leadership role after nearly two decades with Ascend and a long career in healthcare distribution.
He will be succeeded by Nick Curalli, who has been the chain's vice president of technology solutions.
New logistics chief will focus on improving inventory flow, speed and reliability across channels.
The longtime Alkem executive will oversee operations across both continents.
He will play a critical role in transforming enterprise data foundations, accelerating responsible AI adoption and enabling greater value creation in support of the company’s Growing Together strategy.
Archambault brings more than 30 years of leadership experience in consumer-packaged goods.
The board has nominated Thierry Garnier for appointment as a member of the Ahold Delhaize Management Board and to serve as President and Chief Executive Officer.
Murphy: “We celebrate Todd's 46-year career and are thankful for his exemplary service to our company, our associates and customers, and the communities we serve.”
Tweeten, Hy-Vee’s first female president who joined in 2006 and was chief marketing officer before becoming president, retired in January 2025 but stayed as a consultant until her death.