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Unilever Chief Sustainability Officer Rebecca Marmot steps down

Michael Stewart joined in September as Chief Corporate Affairs and Communications Officer.
Melodie Michel
Melodie Michel
Unilever Chief Sustainability Officer Rebecca Marmot steps down
Unilever Chief Sustainability Officer Rebecca Marmot

Unilever’s Rebecca Marmot has left her role as Chief Sustainability Officer after nearly 20 years at the company.

She announced the move on Linkedin today (November 4), adding that she has handed over the reins to Michael Stewart, who joined in September as Chief Corporate Affairs and Communications Officer. Unilever didn’t immediately respond to CSO Futures’ request to know whether the Chief Sustainability Officer role had been eliminated.

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