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The turmoil engulfing the executive board of AP Møller-Maersk continued today as the company announced it is to lose chief financial officer Carolina Dybeck Happe (pictured).
Ms Dybeck Happe, who only started in the role in January, “has accepted another opportunity outside of the company”, said a company statement.
But today, US industrial giant General Electric (GE) revealed she would replace its current CFO, Jamie Miller, “effective in early 2020”.
APMM chief executive Søren Skou said: “I would like to thank Carolina for ...
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Andreas Koût
November 28, 2019 at 4:20 pmSomething seems to be wrong at Maersk in these days.Maybe Skou is a patriach and
his leadership team has to follow him all his way long,irrespective they maybe have
other ideas,opinions of the direction Maersk is moving or should move so leaving is better than.You can have different minds about Maeresk strategy however in my companies mind its the wrong way.Hopefully this is not rats are leaving the sinking ship.
A.Kout
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