In key top-level changes announced by Pepsi-Co on Monday, its CEO for South East Asia, Manu Anand, will take over as chairman & CEO, PepsiCo's India region from the current incumbent, Sanjeev Chadha, with effect from Jan 1, 2011.
Chadha will take over as PepsiCo's chief for the Middle East & Africa, the company said in a release. He will also be a member of PepsiCo's global leadership team: the PepsiCo Executive Committee. Chadha's new area of responsibility —Middle East & Africa—is one of the largest and most profitable regions of PepsiCo, and is headquartered in Dubai.
Anand, on the other hand, moves into the new role from Thailand, where he was responsible for the foods and beverages business in Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and the Pacific Islands.
Chadha will take over as PepsiCo's chief for the Middle East & Africa, the company said in a release. He will also be a member of PepsiCo's global leadership team: the PepsiCo Executive Committee. Chadha's new area of responsibility —Middle East & Africa—is one of the largest and most profitable regions of PepsiCo, and is headquartered in Dubai.
Anand, on the other hand, moves into the new role from Thailand, where he was responsible for the foods and beverages business in Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and the Pacific Islands.
1 comment:
Interesting post! Pepsico has always been strong with their executive hiring and hopefully Chadha has something new to bring to the table.
-Jack
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