Paul
has never worked for any other company since then. His job at Nestle has taken him
to live in seven countries and learn six languages. He has lived in
Switzerland, Spain, Belgium, Peru, Ecuador, and Chile and has headed operations
in Europe rising in various positions along the way. A big promoting came in
2004 when he was appointed executive vice-president of the Americas. He was in charge of not just the US. but also
Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean.
He
performed exceptionally well and was appointed CEO on September 2007 and
officially started in his new role in 2008. Paul became CEO at the time when
there was a global financial crisis and has led with a steady hand managing to
increase the company’s year on year profit.
His
main preoccupation
is the large role Nestlé can play in people’s nutrition. He is dead serious on
this and it’s not some sort of marketing gimmick. With its global presence and
strong R&D he believes Nestlé can contribute
significantly to people in different groups from senior citizens to children in
providing them with the right nutrition.
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