Several notable executive changes have been announced across various companies in late April 2025. Peter Mohnen has stepped down as CEO of Kuka. Dollar Tree announced the retirement of its Chief Supply Chain Officer, Mike Kindy, and appointed a longtime Walgreens executive as his successor. McDavid Stilwell was named CFO of CPTx, while Accel Entertainment also announced a CFO transition. In the automotive supplier sector, Michael Jagl, head of interiors at Brose, is reportedly leaving following conflicts with company patriarch Michael Stoschek. The 7-Eleven owner is set to appoint a new CEO to revamp its global supply chain. Peter Harf, the architect behind JAB Holding's $50 billion-plus deal spree and a key figure in managing the Reimann family’s wealth, has retired after a tenure that saw a decline in the conglomerate's value. Kimmo Alkio is leaving his position as CEO of Tietoevry after 14 years amid criticism of the company’s governance. Giant Eagle’s convenience store business president has stepped down. Lars-Erik Sjöberg resigned prematurely as chairman of Djurgården football club. The German department store chain Galeria has parted ways with its CEO after less than two years, a move linked to the company’s growth challenges. Additionally, Ouster has appointed a new CFO. These leadership transitions reflect ongoing shifts in corporate governance and strategic direction across multiple sectors including retail, automotive, technology, and investment holdings.