BELGIUM: Colruyt splits operational management role

By Michelle Russell | 8 May 2012

Belgium-based retailer Colruyt has split the operational management of the company, appointing Frans Colruyt as COO of retail.

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Belgium-based retailer Colruyt has split the operational management of the company, appointing Frans Colruyt as COO of retail.

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