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BHP’s Incoming CEO Reshuffles Leadership Before Official Start

BHP’s Incoming CEO Reshuffles Leadership Before Official Start
Bloomberg Markets Thursday 25 June 2026, 23:21 UTC By Paul-Alain Hunt 1 min read
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BHP’s Incoming CEO Reshuffles Leadership Before Official Start BHP Group’s incoming Chief Executive Officer Brandon Craig has announced changes to the company’s leadership team before he officially assumes the role on July 1. President of Americas — Craig’s former role — will be split in two. Jessica Farrell, a former head of the company’s nickel business, will lead North American operations from July 1.

BHP’s Incoming CEO Reshuffles Leadership Before Official Start BHP Group’s incoming Chief Executive Officer Brandon Craig has announced changes to the company’s leadership team before he officially assumes the role on July 1. President of Americas — Craig’s former role — will be split in two. Jessica Farrell, a former head of the company’s nickel business, will lead North American operations from July 1. She will also temporarily be in charge of South America until a suitable candidate is found. [Image text:] BHP BHP BHP BHP BHP BHP BHP BHP
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