pepsico As part of this, we are reorganizing our leadership. Business restructuring and Revamped brand identity To better position the company for growth.
Ram Krishnan will become CEO of PepsiCo North America and will help accelerate the integration of the company’s food and beverage businesses. The company said his experience across categories, geographies and functions will enable him to approach his work with an end-to-end consumer-first mindset.
He will oversee several leaders, including:
Rachel Ferdinandwill continue to serve as CEO of the U.S. Food Division.Mike Del Pozzo promoted to president of U.S. Beverages and joins PepsiCo’s executive committeeGreg Rhoden continues to lead North American supply chain teamBrian Santeeassumes the role of U.S. Chief Commercial Officer
Mr. Krishnan will also oversee sales for the food and beverage sector. Strategic partnerships and franchising. PepsiCo is piloting a combined food and beverage operation in its newly integrated Texoma region, an interstate region in the United States divided between Oklahoma and Texas. Global food service. and PepsiCo Canada.
He succeeds Stephen Williams, who will move to the role of Vice President and Global Chief Commercial Officer and Corporate Affairs. There, he will help build PepsiCo’s integrated sales organization and global growth strategy.
Additionally, Athina Caniolahas expanded its role. In addition to her roles as chief strategy officer and transformation officer, she will lead the company’s Latin American food business with a digital-first, AI-powered approach. She replaces Paula Santilli, who is retiring after a 35-year career with PepsiCo.
