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Bulcke set to step up as new CEO of Nestlé

by ArabianBusiness.com staff writer  on Tuesday, 02 October 2007

Paul Bulcke will replace Peter Brabeck-Letmathe as chief executive officer of Nestlé.

Bulcke, who is currently head of the food giant's American operations, will officially take up the CEO role in April next year. Brabeck-Letmathe will however remain at the company as a non-executive chairman.

"The board chose a strong and pragmatic business leader, ideally suited to lead the group in a period that will be marked by a phase of strategic and operational consolidation and a continued broadening of our nutrition, health and wellness business," said Brabeck-Letmathe.

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