Personnel Moves

Clorox president Linda Rendle has been elevated to CEO and will join the board of directors, taking the reins as the company navigates the challenges of meeting sky-high demand during the pandemic.

L’Oreal USA names SVP, head of operations North America to lead manufacturing, distribution, supply chain, purchasing and environmental health, safety, and sustainability.

Banks is currently president and a non-independent director, succeeding Noel White who will be elevated to role on board as executive vice chairman.

Flowers Foods is consolidating business units and making some leadership adjustments in order grow its brands, improve operations and more heavily focus on product innovation.

Cathryn Sleight has been elevated to chief growth officer of Mars Wrigley, tasked with leading the brand’s global marketing, innovation, insights, analytics and business development.

Tapestry chairman and CEO Jide Zeitlin has resigned from the company and its board of directors, citing personal reasons.

Petrova joins the company from Conagra Brands, where she was director and head of its supply chain business in Canada.

Yael Cosset, senior VP and chief information officer of The Kroger Co., is taking the helm of the company’s alternative business profit portfolio and 84.51˚, its data analytics subsidiary.

Peter Harf will be elevated to the role of executive chairman and will work closely with the new CEO to lead Coty’s transformation.

On the heels of its first chief data officer appointment, the beauty company announced another series of executive changes as it evolves its leadership structure.

Jane Lauder has been named executive VP, enterprise marketing and chief data officer of The Estée Lauder Companies, marking the first time the company has had such a role.