New Cargill CEO
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Cargill announces Feb. 6 Gregory Page will become CEO and president of the Minneapolis-based firm effective June 1. Page will succeed Warren Staley, who has reached the firm's mandatory retirement age. Page has been Cargill's president and COO since June 2000. Page says Staley led Cargill's "transformation to a customer-based solutions provider" and under Staley's leadership, the firm's earnings have tripled...
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