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Hershey CEO’s exit knocks the number of women running Fortune 500 companies
When the 2025 Fortune 500 was published a month ago, 55 companies on the list were led by female CEOs. Buck was one of the longer-tenured among that group; she’d led Hershey since 2017. She well outlasted the average tenure of a female Fortune 500 chief, which has hovered around four years for a decade. (For men, it’s seven—which Buck also beat.)
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Hershey names former PepsiCo executive Kirk Tanner new CEOHershey has named former PepsiCo executive Kirk Tanner as its new president and CEO to succeed Michele Buck, who had ...
At Hershey, he’ll make a base salary of $1.25 million and is eligible to earn a cash incentive award that’s targeted at 180% of his base salary. Tanner will also receive a restricted stock unit award ...
Wendy's CEO Kirk Tanner has been appointed to replace Michele Buck, to lead Hershey starting on August 18 on Tuesday.
Buck announced in January her intention to retire from the company after 20 years; as chairman also, she largely steered ...
The current Wendy's Company executive will transition from fast food to chocolate, succeeding Michele Buck, who has led the ...
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