PERNOD SUBSIDIARY LOSES CEO
Corby Distilleries Limited (owned by Pernod) announced that Krystyna Hoeg, president and chief of Corby, has decided to leave Corby, effective February 1, to pursue personal interests, according to the company.
Con Constandis, a spirits industry vet, will serve as Krystyna’s successor.
"Krys deserves credit for her role in leading solid performance and creating good relationships in the Canadian marketplace, and we wish her the best," said George McCarthy, Chairman of Corby's board of directors.
"I am very pleased that we have found an experienced leader in Con to replace
Krys," he added.
Constandis served as coo and cfo at the former Allied Domecq (Corby's parent company before it was acquired by Pernod Ricard), and previously at the former Seagram's Spirits & Wine Co. in various executive roles. His most recent industry role was managing director - Americas for Castle Brands, Inc.
Corby is 46%-owned by Pernod.
Con Constandis, a spirits industry vet, will serve as Krystyna’s successor.
"Krys deserves credit for her role in leading solid performance and creating good relationships in the Canadian marketplace, and we wish her the best," said George McCarthy, Chairman of Corby's board of directors.
"I am very pleased that we have found an experienced leader in Con to replace
Krys," he added.
Constandis served as coo and cfo at the former Allied Domecq (Corby's parent company before it was acquired by Pernod Ricard), and previously at the former Seagram's Spirits & Wine Co. in various executive roles. His most recent industry role was managing director - Americas for Castle Brands, Inc.
Corby is 46%-owned by Pernod.
posted at 2:00 PM
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