Keurig Dr Pepper names third CEO for coffee spinoff
· Agriculture & Food · United States
Keurig Dr Pepper appointed Kimberly-Clark executive Russ Torres to lead its coffee spinout, the third person named to the role. The previous pick, Rafael Oliveira, left the company to lead Heineken.
Why it matters:Leadership churn at a major beverage spinoff can delay separation timelines and unsettle investors weighing the coffee unit's standalone prospects.
Key points
- Russ Torres comes from Kimberly-Clark.
- Rafael Oliveira left to lead Heineken.
- It is the third CEO appointment for the spinout.
Sources (original reporting)
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