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CWT reshapes executive team
Business travel giant Carlson Wagonlit has reshaped its senior management team following the departure of Liliana Frigerio, the company’s executive vice president for global accounts management and solutions group.
The shake-up has seen Martin Warner, EVP global sales and marketing, promoted to EVP global accounts and solutions with Loren Brown, global chief information officer elevated to EVP technology and product management. He will continue in his role as CIO.
“These two appointments are consistent with our development strategy,” said president and chief executive Hubert Joly. “Regrouping global sales, account management and solutions will further consolidate relationships with large global clients.”
He added that combining information technology and product management will “strengthen the global development and roll out of our technology products.”
Report by Steve Jones
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