Just 20 months after Hein Schumacher took charge as Unilever’s chief, he is being replaced. Amid steep business challenges, boards have been displaying unfair levels of impatience with chief ...

The sudden ouster of Unilever CEO Hein Schumacher less than two years after his appointment is in line with a growing trend of a shorter shelf life for chief executives. Data shows as many as 43 ...

Hein Schumacher steps down as CEO and as a board director on 1 March 2025. Fernando Fernandez, currently Unilever chief financial officer and executive director, will be appointed chief executive ...

Unilever, on Tuesday, 25 February 2025. announced that Hein Schumacher is stepping down as CEO and as a board director on 1 March 2025 by mutual agreement, and will leave the company on 31 May ...

In a shock move, Unilever has ousted chief executive Hein Schumacher and will replace him with chief financial officer Fernando Fernandez, who will focus on speeding up the execution of the ...

Hein Schumacher is stepping down as CEO of Unilever and will be succeeded by CFO Fernando Fernandez from March 1. This unexpected leadership change surprised the market, causing a drop in Unilever ...

Unilever announced that Hein Schumacher is stepping down as chief executive officer and as a board director on March 1, 2025 by mutual agreement, and will leave the company on May 31,2025 ...

In a move that stunned the City, Unilever said Hein Schumacher will be replaced at the end of the week by finance chief Fernando Fernandez.

Unilever ULVR.L surprised investors on Tuesday by ousting chief executive Hein Schumacher and replacing him with finance chief Fernando Fernandez, who will focus on speeding up the execution of the ...

Unilever ousts chief Hein Schumacher, elevates CFO in push for faster growth The Anglo-Dutch consumer goods company said Chief Financial Officer Fernando Fernandez will take over as CEO on March 1 ...

Hein Schumacher will leave the role ‘by mutual agreement’ on March 1 and be replaced by recently appointed chief financial officer Fernando Fernandez.