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Alan Jope reflects on his time as Unilever CEO

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Unilever’s CEO Alan Jope is stepping down from his role on 30 June. In this video interview, he reflects on his tenure, talks through some key moments and looks ahead at what’s next for him.

Unilever CEO Alan Jope being interviewed by Abi Donald from Vox Media.

After 38 years at Unilever, Alan Jope will be retiring at the end of June. His career has taken him from marketing trainee in 1985 to the company’s top job, which he has held for almost five years. It’s also given him the opportunity to live and work in many parts of the world – including China, Thailand and the US.

In this interview, he looks back on his time with Unilever, reflecting on some of the standout successes and main challenges, and why he believes the company is well positioned for its next phase of growth.


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