Feb 25

After Less than Two Years as CEO, Unilever’s Hein Schumacher Receives His Walking Papers

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In a development that’s startled analysts and serves as a reminder that shorter tenures apply to CEOs and CMOs alike, consumer products giant Unilever announced that its chief executive will step down after a tenure of 1 year and 10 months. Hein Schumacher will leave the CEO’s office on May 31st, to be replaced by…

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