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The Coca-Cola Company Announces Changes in Operational Leadership and Creation of New Enterprise Role to Accelerate Digital Transformation

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The Coca-Cola Company Announces Changes in Operational Leadership and Creation of New Enterprise Role to Accelerate Digital Transformation ATLANTA, January 14, 2026--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Coca-Cola Company today announced a series of leadership changes designed to bring the business closer to consumers and enable faster…
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  • The Chief Digital Officer position is a pivotal new role for the company's future

    80% confidence

  • Sedef's proven leadership will help shape how the company digitalizes the enterprise end-to-end, strengthen execution, simplify work and deliver for consumers with greater precision and speed

    80% confidence

  • Company is evolving operating organization structure and elevating digital leadership to move faster and work smarter across all markets

    80% confidence

  • Leadership changes are intended to help equip the organization to handle dynamic conditions in markets around the world

    80% confidence

  • Our ongoing growth depends on understanding consumers even more deeply

    80% confidence

  • Sanket and Claudia bring deep regional experience and established leadership critical for tapping into immense growth potential across markets they will lead

    80% confidence

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The Coca-Cola Company · market presence200 countries_and_territories
The Coca-Cola Company · employee count700000 employees