Cahillane brings a wealth of industry experience to Kraft Heinz, having most recently served as chief executive of Kellanova, where he oversaw the recent acquisition by Mars and the expansion of household brands including Pringles, Cheez-It, Pop-Tarts, and Kellogg's. More notably, he led the Kellogg Co. through the successful separation of its North American cereal business and the launch of Kellanova, a global snacking powerhouse. That experience should come in handy in the coming months. "Steve is uniquel ...

全球食品巨头卡夫亨氏正推动管理层的变动，为公司的分拆计划铺路。12月16日，卡夫亨氏宣布已任命Steve Cahillane为公司首席执行 官，自2026年1月1日起生效。他还将加入公司董事会，并在卡夫亨氏分拆为两家独立上市公司后，担任"全球风味提升公司"（Global Taste Elevation Co.）的首席执行官。 原定在分拆后继续领导"北美食品杂货公司"（North American Grocery Co.）的现任首席执行官Carlos Abrams-Rivera，将于2026年1月1日卸 任，仅担任公司顾问至3月6日。同时，公司董事会宣布，将启动全球遴选，为"北美食品杂货公司"寻找新任首席执行官。 选择Steve Cahillane，或许与其在资本运作方面的经验密切相关。卡夫亨氏董事会主席Miguel Patricio指出，Steve Cahillane具备带领公司经 历重大业务分拆的经历。 公开信息显示，Steve Cahillane从事快消行业30余年，此前曾担任Kellanova公司董事长、总裁兼首席执行官，直至该公司近期被玛氏收 购。期间，他带领家乐氏成功将业务拆分为两部分，包括北美谷物 ...

2025年的冬天，对于95岁的沃伦·巴菲特来说，或许比以往都要寒冷一些。这源于在面对媒体时罕见地用"失望"来形容他对卡夫亨氏（KraftHeinz）最新分 拆计划的看法。 十年前，正是他和3G资本的雷曼联手，用460亿美元制造了这起食品行业最大的"联姻"。彼时，人们相信只要把毛巾拧得足够干，利润就会像番茄酱一样 挤出来。 十年后，神话破灭。3G资本已悄然清仓离场，留给巴菲特的是一个股价腰斩、增长乏力的庞然大物。为了讲出新故事，卡夫亨氏在2025年末做了最后、 也是最激进的决定："截肢"求生——将公司一分为二，并请来了一位擅长"分家"的CEO。 与此同时，被划入"优质资产包"的中国市场，也正如临大敌。甚至可以说，这是这家入华四十年的外企，留在牌桌上的所剩不多的筹码。 "拆弹专家" "必赢市场" 在这次分拆中，中国业务被划入了"全球风味提升公司"。从纸面上看，这是一种荣誉，意味着中国市场被视为"增长引擎"。卡夫亨氏甚至喊出了"未来十 年中国市场净销售额翻番"的口号。 卡夫亨氏董事会这次没有选一位温和的改良派，而是直接从凯拉诺瓦（Kellanova，前家乐氏分拆后的零食业务）挖来了CEO史蒂夫·卡希兰（Steve ...

本文源自：金融界AI电报 当地时间12月16日，卡夫亨氏公司宣布已任命Steve Cahillane担任公司首席执行官，该任命自2026年1月 1日起生效。卡夫亨氏表示，在公司计划分拆为两家独立上市公司后，Cahillane还将加入公司董事会， 并担任Global Taste Elevation公司的首席执行官。同时，现任首席执行官Carlos Abrams-Rivera将于2026 年1月1日卸任，并担任公司顾问至2026年3月6日，以确保领导职责的平稳交接。 ...

The Kraft Heinz Company ( KHC ) is a classic example of a company that seems like it would be a stable blue-chip investment, but it is in steady decline. As a result, I feel veryWilliam has been an avid student of the stock market for over a decade. Being an avid student of political economics his entire professional life gives him a unique insight into the macroeconomy and how it impacts assets. Having learned the value of a comprehensive and fundamental approach, he has a keen eye for identifying hidden g ...

We had expected in September that the current CEO would lead one of the two new companies, specifically the one that is the grocery staples. They actually don't have official names yet, but that was a collection of the least profitable or less profitable food items there, including things like Lunchables and Oscar Mayer deli meats. The surprise came this morning that he is, in fact, not going to lead that company.And instead they are bringing in Steve Cahillane from Kilonova to lead the second company after ...

We had expected in September that the current CEO would lead one of the two new companies, specifically the one that is the grocery staples. They actually don't have official names yet, but that was a collection of the least profitable or less profitable food items there, including things like Lunchables and Oscar Mayer deli meats. The surprise came this morning that he is, in fact, not going to lead that company.And instead they are bringing in Steve Cahillane from Kilonova to lead the second company after ...

Key Takeaways Kraft Heinz (KHC) is changing its recipe for leadership ahead of a planned split next year. The food and beverage giant on Tuesday said Steve Cahillane will become its CEO, effective Jan. 1. Cahillane, who was Kellanova's chief executive until its recent acquisition by Mars, also will join its board and serve as CEO of "Global Taste Elevation Co." following Kraft's planned split into two independent, publicly traded companies. Global Taste will take on the company's sauces and spreads business ...

Kraft Heinz is changing its leadership as it moves ahead with plans to break itself into two companies, ending a turbulent chapter marked by falling sales and investor frustration. The food conglomera... ...

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