Rexel corporate names MacBeath group senior V.P. human resources

Sharon MacBeath will be group senior V.P. human resources and member of the Executive Committee, effective Nov. 4, succeeding Jean-Dominique Perret, who will retire by the end of the year.
Sept. 24, 2013

Rexel SA (Paris): Sharon MacBeath will be group senior V.P. human resources and member of the Executive Committee, effective Nov. 4, succeeding Jean-Dominique Perret, who will retire by the end of the year. MacBeath was senior V.P. human resources and communication for Redcats, part of Kering Group, where she developed and implemented a comprehensive organization and human resources strategy to support Redcats' transformation from a portfolio of catalogue brands into a leading e-commerce business. She graduated from the University of Glasgow in Scotland and has a master’s degree in human resources from the University La Sorbonne (Paris I) and an Executive MBA from INSEAD. 

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