(Updated) Tyson Exec Glendinning Submits Resignation; Will Be New CEO of Fashion Apparel Retailer
According to a Form 8-K filing with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), Stewart Glendinning, Tyson Foods president, Prepared Foods, has notified the company of his resignation effective Sept. 14, 2023.
Glendinning joined Tyson Foods in 2017 as chief financial officer, a role he held until September 2022. At that point, he shifted to lead the Prepared Foods division upon the departure of Noelle O’Mara in the wake of the announcement that Tyson would be closing its Dakota Dunes, S.D., and Chicago offices, moving all corporate positions in those locations to its Springdale, Ark., world headquarters.
In a year that has clobbered the protein processor overall, the Prepared Foods division has carried its weight and then some, turning a profit in the most recent quarter and being called, in some reports, a major growth engine for the company. With Glendinning resigning after about a year at the helm, that engine soon will have a new captain steering it.
(UPDATE)
Glendinning will leave the food industry entirely and join Express Inc. as its new CEO, leading the fashion apparel retailer effective Sept. 15, according to a release from Express Inc.
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Andy Hanacek has covered meat, poultry, bakery and snack foods as a B2B editor for nearly 20 years, and has toured hundreds of processing plants and food companies, sharing stories of innovation and technological advancement throughout the food supply chain. In 2018, he won a Folio:Eddie Award for his unique "From the Editor's Desk" video blogs, and he has brought home additional awards from Folio and ASBPE over the years. In addition, Hanacek led the Meat Industry Hall of Fame for several years and was vice president of communications for We R Food Safety, a food safety software and consulting company.