Mexico City /
Mexican Economic Development (Femsa) announced that Carlos Arenas will leave the general management of the self-service stores division Oxxo, The company detailed in a statement that after four decades in the company, the manager decided to request his retirement.
“After a very outstanding 40-year career in our company, and being a cornerstone of the evolution of the business under his charge, Carlos Arenas Cadenacurrent general manager of the self-service stores division Oxxo Mexico of Femsa Proximity and Health, has decided to take the benefit of a well-deserved retirement,” the information note reads.
After this decision, the director of femsa invited for his succession Carlos Arroyo Rico, who will occupy the position as of November 19 of the current year.
As the new general manager of the self-service stores division Oxxo Mexico, Arroyo will report to José Antonio Fernández Garzageneral director of Femsa Proximity and Health.
Upon entry, both executives will begin a transition plan that will conclude on March 31, 2025.
Who is Carlos Arroyo Rico?
femsa reported that Carlos Arroyo tHe has more than 25 years of experience in leadership positions in retail and Quick Service Restaurants (QSRs) in Mexico and Central America of Walmart and The Coca-Cola Company, His most recent role being CEO of Bow Diagnostic Group.
“I am very pleased to welcome Carlos Arroyoknowing his career and, above all, his leadership style that is in line with our culture, I am sure that his integration into our company will flow with agility and that it will lead to Oxxo Mexico to enhance its value generation,” said José Antonio Fernández Carbajal, executive president of the Board of Directors and general director of femsa.
Fernandez Carbajal He also stated that Carlos Arenas “For four decades he has exercised exemplary leadership and together with his team he has led to Oxxo Mexico to be what it is today: a large company made up of more than 180 thousand employees that serves millions of customers daily and contributes to the prosperity of the communities.
He added that Sands “is a leader who has generated a legacy through the implementation of processes and systems, which has created great value in the structural and functionality of Oxxo and has also built channels for the effective deployment of the engine and heart of Oxxo: their culture.”
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