Comment: Risks remain over Campbell’s new direction
Most new chief executives want to make their mark when they take charge of a company and Denise Morrison, Campbell Soup Co.'s new president and CEO, is no exception.
Campbell embarks on a new era
On the money: Campbell’s Morrison cautious over US soup sales
Campbell Soup Co., which is looking to revive its soup business in the US after two years of falling sales, faces continued "pressure" from competitors in the first half of its new financial year, the company's new chief executive has warned.
GLOBAL: Cost-cutting Campbell quits Russia, shuts US plant
Campbell Soup Co. has decided to leave the Russian market four years after its entry as part of a series of measures to reduce costs at the US food company.
In the spotlight: Campbell Soup Co. – change at the top
Today (1 October), Denise Morrison takes the job of COO at Campbell Soup Co. and a seat on the US food group's board. Her promotion is just a temporary step: in July, she is set to replace Doug Conant as chief executive. What lies ahead for the soup giant under its new leadership?
