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Mondelez International names Filippo Catalano chief information & digital officer
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Tuesday, 30 July, 2024, 15 : 00 PM [IST]
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Chicago, USA
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Mondelez International has appointed Filippo Catalano as chief information and digital officer. Reporting directly to chair and chief executive officer Dirk Van de Put, Catalano will be responsible for accelerating the company’s global technology transformation to drive long-term growth. He will join the organisation later this year.
Van de Put said, “We’re delighted to welcome Filippo in further advancing our enterprise-wide technology agenda as a critical enabler of our sustainable growth plan. Filippo’s track record in driving digital transformation in leading consumer packaged goods companies will provide strong leadership to step-change the digital evolution of our business.”
Catalano most recently served as CIDO at Reckitt, where he led the information technology and digital team in helping to drive significant growth and expansion. Under his leadership, Reckitt re-platformed its technology stack to improve omnichannel operations, while successfully implementing multiple artificial intelligence, machine learning and advanced analytics platforms and solutions.
Earlier, Catalano served as senior vice president and global chief information officer at Nestlé, where he led the transformation of technology platforms, data, analytics, e-business, processes and technology skills. Prior to Nestlé, He spent more than 15 years at Procter & Gamble, leading the digital transformation of key brands and corporate initiatives across geographies. He currently serves as a non-executive director at Farmer Connect, a leading tech company providing traceability and deforestation reporting for key agricultural commodities.
“I am very excited to join Mondelez International and help the company drive industry-leading technology solutions that grow competitive advantage while helping better connect customers and consumers with the snacking brands they love,” said Catalano.
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