Pick n Pay deputy CEO stays on
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I-Net Bridge - Feb 27th, 14:19
Johannesburg - Retailer Pick n Pay Stores said on Wednesday that deputy CEO Richard van Rensburg will stay on a deputy CEO.
Johannesburg - Retailer Pick n Pay Stores [JSE:PIK] said on Wednesday that deputy CEO Richard van Rensburg will stay on a deputy CEO.
He was appointed to the executive position of deputy CEO for a three year period‚ effective from October 1 2011‚ so that the company could benefit from his experience in the implementation of strategy.
In this function‚ the IT‚ supply chain and property functions reported directly to him. Following the resignation of Nick Badminton as CEO‚ he assisted acting CEO‚ Gareth Ackerman‚ in the day-to-day administration of the company whilst a search was conducted for the company’s new CEO.
Van Rensburg will‚ in addition to IT‚ supply chain and property‚ now also focus on critical areas that are important to increasing efficiencies and finding further opportunities for growth.
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