Pepsi may anoint potential successors to Indra on Feb 9

January 30, 2012 17:52

'PepsiCo will take the first step toward finding an eventual successor to Chief Executive Indra Nooyi next month when it plans to ask several top executives to step up their duties,' reports Josh Kosman in the New York Post.

His exclusive report says the 'beverage and snack giant, which is set to release the results of a months-long review on February 9, will give at least two executives additional responsibilities, anointing them as possible replacements,' quoting a source close to the company as having said so.

Kosman says 'among those who could get the nod: John Compton, the global head of the snacks business and Saad Abdul-Latif, the chief of Pepsi's Asia, Middle East and Africa division. Pepsi's Europe chief, Zein Abdalla, is also seen as a possibility.'

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