Andrew Archambault's unexpected departure comes as Hershey grapples with profit declines and reputational pressures.
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Andrew Archambault's unexpected departure comes as Hershey grapples with profit declines and reputational pressures. Hershey leadership exit - summary. * Hershey US president Andrew Archambault will leave company effective 1 May * Exit follows declining profits and reputational damage over product ingredient changes * Company says no interim leadership announced * Hershey has launched search for replacement * Leadership gap heightens uncertainty for strategy recovery and stakeholder confidence The Hershey Company has announced its US president, Andrew Archambault, is to leave the company, effective 1 May. The news, published via a Form 8-K filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, comes just over a year after the senior executive joined the company from Keurig Dr Pepper. The reasons for Archambault's exit has not been disclosed. However, Hershey told this publication that he has decided to "pursue another opportunity". The announcement comes in the wake of severely declining profits and reputational damage over accusations of ingredients changes in some of Hershey's most famous products. Hershey has said it's initiated a search for Archambault's replacement, indicating his exit was not expected or planned for. "We are considering both internal and external candidates, and are looking for someone with strong leadership capabilities and industry...
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