Nestlé Names Two Directors for Board Election; Enhances Governance Framework

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Nestlé nominates two directors for its board election in April 2026 and enhances governance framework with restructured committees and increased board meetings.

Nestlé Names Two Directors for Board Election; Enhances Governance Framework

Nestlé has put forward two executive candidates for election to its Board of Directors at its April 16, 2026 Annual General Meeting. Ma. Fatima D. Francisco, currently Chief Executive Officer of Procter & Gamble's Global Baby, Feminine and Family Care division, and Thomas Jordan, former Chairman of the Swiss National Bank, have been nominated to strengthen the company's leadership structure.

Concurrently, Nestlé announced a comprehensive update to its governance practices designed to reinforce board oversight and operational decision-making. The enhancements include restructured committee compositions, an increased frequency of board meetings, and expanded director participation in key governance matters. These measures reflect the company's commitment to maintaining robust corporate governance standards consistent with evolving best practices.

The nomination of Francisco and Jordan introduces complementary expertise to the board, combining consumer goods industry leadership with central banking and financial policy experience. The governance improvements are expected to facilitate more granular review of strategic initiatives and risk management across the multinational corporation's diverse business operations.

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