• Shane Williamson is the new CFO of Kellogg ANZ.
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    Shane Williamson is the new CFO of Kellogg ANZ. (Image supplied: Kellogg ANZ)
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Kellogg Australia and New Zealand has appointed Shane Williamson as its new chief financial officer. He will relocate from Singapore, where he is currently based with the company.   

Shane Williamson is the new CFO of Kellogg ANZ.
Shane Williamson is the new CFO of Kellogg ANZ.

Williamson joined Kellogg in 2014 leading the commercial finance and controls team, before moving overseas to take up roles within the Kellogg AMEA business, including Supply Chain finance leader for Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa, and most recently in South-East Asia.

Prior to joining Kellogg, he had finance roles at Cadbury, Kraft Foods and Mars in Australia and Europe.

Williamson will relocate from Singapore to Sydney and will join the Kellogg ANZ leadership team.

Kellogg ANZ managing director Ant Holme said Williamson’s experience in the region was valuable.

“His strong experience and knowledge of our business both throughout the region and locally will have valuable impact as we work to build sustainable growth momentum in ANZ,” Holme said.

Williamson said he was keen to lead the ANZ fincance team.

“I look forward to returning to Australia and working with the ANZ leadership team to continue to deliver great tasting foods that nourish Aussie and New Zealand consumers and drive strong business results while also finding new and innovative ways to reduce our impact on the environment and help protect our planet,” he said.

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