“In her new role, Jacqueline will lead the next stage in Fonterra’s evolution, working across the entire co-operative to push forward the Velocity part of our V3 strategy and deliver the best possible performance,” chief executive Theo Spierings said.
The other change was Johan Priem, currently Fonterra’s president greater China, who will take on the additional role of managing director Asia, Middle East and Africa (Asia MEA) on August 1.
Spierings said Priem was ideally placed to take on this additional role because he had previously held senior leadership positions in Asia, the Middle East and Africa for Fonterra and other companies.
“Johan will draw on his extensive knowledge, experience and relationships in the region, which includes a number of Fonterra’s key strategic markets.”
