TLC Beatrice International Holdings Inc., the nation’s...
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TLC Beatrice International Holdings Inc., the nation’s biggest minority-owned company, said Loida Nicolas Lewis, widow of founder Reginald F. Lewis, will become chairman Feb. 1.
Lewis will replace Jean Fugett Jr., the current chairman and chief executive and a half-brother of Reginald Lewis.
The company said it has started a search for a new CEO.
New York-based Beatrice is a multinational food company with operations principally in Western Europe.
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