Leah Weckert to become the first woman to run Coles as CEO Steven Cain retires
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Leah Weckert to become the first woman to run Coles as CEO Steven Cain retires
The supermarket chain says inflation is starting to ease and food costs may start to come come downFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastLeah Weckert will become the first woman to run Coles in its 109-year history when she takes over from retiring chief executive Steven Cain on 1 May, as the supermarket chain emerges from a period marked by pandemic sup…
Coles appoints Leah Weckert to replace Steven Cain as CEO
Supermarket chain Coles surprised markets today by announcing CEO Steven Cain will retire after five years and be replaced by Coles Chief Executive Commercial and Express Leah Weckert. Mr Cain guided Coles through COVID and oversaw the development of an automated distribution centre in Queensland and a joint venture with UK robotic online supermarket Ocado.
Coles appoints Leah Weckert to replace Steven Cain as CEO
Supermarket chain Coles surprised markets today by announcing CEO Steven Cain will retire after five years and be replaced by Coles Chief Executive Commercial and Express Leah Weckert. Mr Cain guided Coles through COVID and oversaw the development of an automated distribution centre in Queensland and a joint venture with UK robotic online supermarket Ocado.
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