Naniss Gadel-Rab (CNW Group/Mondelez International, Inc.)
Mondelēz International announced the appointment of Naniss Gadel-Rab as president, Mondelez Canada Inc., effective March 3, 2025, succeeding Karla Schlieper, who will be leaving the organization in early March.
Drawing on more than two decades of leadership roles in Supply Chain, Sales, Strategy, Marketing and Ecommerce spanning nine countries across three continents, Naniss brings a wealth of diverse experiences and a multifaceted perspective. Most recently she led the Foods portfolio of Unilever Canada delivering one of the fastest growing businesses globally while doubling down on the digital and social transformation with Canadian consumers.
“We are thrilled to welcome Naniss to Mondelez Canada,” said Gustavo Valle, executive vice-president and president, North America for Mondelēz International. “Her passion for people and culture, paired with strong business acumen makes Naniss the right person to lead the Canada business in its next phase to deliver our strategic priorities on our path to Vision 2030.”
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