Brad Banducci is reported to have stepped down as Woolworths CEO, with his departure planned for September 2024 in several outlets. He announced retirement after eight-and-a-half years in the role, following high-profile moments including a controversial interview and subsequent scrutiny of price and competition in Australia’s grocery sector. Amanda Bardwell is named as his successor and will take over as CEO. For context, this coverage cites mainstream Australian business and news outlets reporting on Banducci’s resignation and the leadership transition. [sources: Forbes Australia on stepping down; Mumbrella on resignation and replacement]
Woolworths chief executive Brad Banducci has left the supermarket giant in the wake of a disastrous Four Corners interview this week.Banducci will officially step away from his role in September, a position he has held since 2016. Amanda Bardwell, head of loyalty and eCommerce, will replace him as CEO.READ MORE: Woolworths say ‘external events’ had […]
mumbrella.com.auWoolworths boss Brad Banducci will step down from his role in September, after eight-and-a-half years in the job.
www.forbes.com.auFirst allegations of ScoMo losing control of his bowels at Engadine Macca's, now this sordidness from Caringbah Woolies.
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