Colgate COO Cook Tapped To Succeed President Shanahan
• By The Rose Sheet
Colgate Chief Operating Officer Ian Cook will become president of the oral care company following the retirement of William Shanahan, the firm announced during an April 27 Q1 sales and earnings call. The appointment, effective in the third quarter, indicates Cook is a likely contender to succeed CEO Reuben Mark
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