US EditionNestlé Reorganizes Under Philipp Navratil: Cuts 16,000 Jobs and Seeks to Save 3 Billion by 2027
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Nestlé's new CEO is betting on a straightforward, no-nonsense style, with a focus on efficiency, results, and a strong marketing culture • With a strong presence in Mexico, the company is undergoing a global restructuring that seeks to regain competitiveness and confidence When Philipp Navratil arrived at Nestlé's headquarters in Vevey, Switzerland, the internal climate was unstable. Laurent's departure… Origin
The new CEO of Nestlé, Philipp Navratil, stresses that boosting real internal growth is the company’s number one priority today. Likewise, the food company itself must do more and act more quickly to accelerate its growth, and at the same time its momentum. In October, Nestlé’s organic growth so far this year is 3.3%, compared to 2% last year. While Nestlé with a new CEO has changed its strategy that has been oriented towards agility and transpa…
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