Molson Coors Names New CEO
Dave Perkins as CEO of Molson Canada
Molson Coors, a Denver-based brewing company, has named Dave Perkins, as its new President and CEO of Molson Canada.
Mr. Perkins is a 28-year Molson veteran who reportedly worked as President of Molson Coors' global brand and market development organization. He will take his position at Molson Canada on June 5. Kevin Boyce, who served as Molson Canada CEO for the past four years, is stepping down to pursue other opportunities, the company said.
Molson Coors Brewing Company, through its subsidiaries, brews, markets, sells, and distributes beer and other beverages. It offers its products under the Coors Light, Canadian, Molson Dry, Export, Creemore, Rickard's Red and other Rickard's brands.
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