McCormick & Co. (MKC) announced a new global industrial organization and the promotion of Chuck Langmead to President, Global Industrial, McCormick & Co. The company stated that Chuck Langmead, most recently President, Industrial Foods Americas, will have responsibility for McCormick's industrial businesses globally and will chair the company's Global Industrial Strategy Council.
Langmead has been with McCormick for more than 37 years and has held numerous leadership positions including President, U.S. Industrial Group, and Vice President & General Manager, Food Service and Restaurant Divisions. Langmead is an Emeritus member of McCormick's Multiple Management Board.
In addition, Randy Carper has been promoted into the role of President, U.S. Industrial Group reporting to Chuck Langmead. Carper joined McCormick in 1983 as Account Manager for McCormick's U.S. Industrial business. He has held leadership positions with increasing responsibility in the global industrial businesses over the last 29 years. He was Vice President, Industrial for Europe, Middle East and Africa. Prior to this position, Carper led the U.S. Consumer Food Manufacturers segment of the industrial business. His most recent role was Vice President Global Industrial Customers. Carper is also an Emeritus member of the Multiple Management Board.
In a separate press release, McCormick & Company announced that Mark Timbie, President - Consumer Foods Americas & Chief Administrative Officer, will be retiring at the end of June 2013.
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