The appointments, announced Sept. 10, reinforce the company’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and people-first values across South Asia.
Olson’s responsibilities include analysing trade policy constraints and opportunities, keeping staff and member states updated on the latest developments.
Her appointment signals Campbell’s commitment to strengthening its financial leadership as it continues to develop its operational and reporting frameworks.
Häfeli succeeds Johannes Wick, who will step down at the end of 2025 after a decade of leadership to take up a new strategic role.
These leadership changes come as part of the company’s strategic effort to strengthen its presence and operational excellence across key markets.