Changes in Huhtamaki’s Global Executive Team

Huhtamaki is implementing changes to empower business segments to accelerate execution of its 2030 profitable growth strategy. Effective today, changes are made to the organizational structure of the Sustainability and Communications as well as the Strategy and Business Development functions. As a result, the changes streamline the Global Executive Team (GET).

“Since joining the company as President and CEO in January, we made clear that our 2030 strategy is intact. Within our strategy, we have specified three focus areas to help us reach our profitability ambitions, namely accelerating growth through all levers, disciplined capital allocation as well as increased accountability and speed of execution.

The changes we are making today are part of the implementation of our new operating model to accelerate strategy execution. With these changes we will simplify decision-making, gain speed, and ensure clear accountability,” says Ralf K. Wunderlich, President & CEO of Huhtamaki.
more at: https://www.huhtamaki.com/en/media/media/stock-exchange-release/2025/changes-in-huhtamakis-global-executive-team/

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