Hershey has appointed Andrew Archambault president of its US confection division while Veronica Villasenor has been named president of salty snacks.

Michele Buck, the first female chairman, president and CEO of The Hershey Co. and a 2022 Top Women in Grocery Trailblazer winner, is stepping down after a storied CPG career. The Hershey, Pa.-based company announced that Buck is retiring and a succession plan is in place.

The Hershey Co. has announced that Michele Buck will be retiring from her positions as president and CEO effective June 30, 2026. The chocolate maker said Buck intends to serve in her existing roles until her successor is appointed, at which time she plans to resign from the board and transition to a senior advisor role until her retirement.

Hershey Chief Executive Michele Buck plans to retire next year. Before then, she is working to steer the chocolate icon through a rough patch.Buck, a 20-year veteran of Hershey who assumed leadership in 2017,

The Hershey Company just announced that CEO Michele Buck plans to retire from the company next year. According to The Hershey Company, Michele Buck, Chairman of the Board of Directors, President, and Chief Executive Officer,

Hershey Co. Chief Executive Officer Michele Buck will step down from her role next year and the company has started a search for her successor.

Georgia Bulldogs starting quarterback Carson Beck reversed his NFL draft plans and is now expected to play another season of college football. Beck intends to enter the transfer portal and may not return to Georgia for another season.