Metro’s Eric La Flèche to retire as CEO in September after 18 years in top job - BNN Bloomberg
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Longtime Metro Inc. chief executive Eric La Flèche will step down in September after more than 18 years in the top job and become chair of the retailer’s board of directors.
Metro said Tuesday that Marc Giroux, the company’s chief operating officer, will succeed him as chief executive, effective Sept. 27.
RBC analyst Irene Nattel said La Flèche, who joined Metro in 1991 and became president and chief executive in April 2008, will be missed by investors.
“His very steady hands on the grocery cart over the past 18 years have driven him to the top of ranks of Canadian CEOs in terms of investo…
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