Coca-Cola’s CEO James Quincey is set to step down on 31 March 2026, after nine years in the role. Quincey will transition to Executive Chairman, where he will remain “very active in the business”.
Current COO Henrique Braun will replace Quincey as CEO. Braun is a veteran of the company, having worked there for nearly 30 years across numerous regions and roles, before stepping up as COO in 2025.
Braun’s key priorities are seeking growth opportunities, getting closer to customer needs, and leveraging technology to drive business performance and growth.
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