Church & Dwight’s international markets chief for the past seven years, executive vice president Steven Cugine, is leaving in June after more than 20 years with the firm and has been succeeded at the international helm by Barry Bruno, who moved to C&D eight years ago from Johnson & Johnson.
HBW Market Executive Decisions: C&D, Bridges Consumer, DSM Nutrition, CRN Board Chair
Bruno at Church & Dwight international helm; Chattem executives Long, Ramey launch Bridges Consumer; Atrium’s Ritz starts as CRN chairman; and DSM Nutritional Products chief Goppelsroeder leaving.
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