29 Year-Old CFO of Kraft Heinz

The $100 billion food empire has decided to entrust the financial direction of the firm in the hands of a 29-year-old. David Knopf has worked at Kraft since 2015 and is a partner at 3G Capital. Prior to Kraft and 3G he worked at Goldman Sachs and Onex. He will become one of the youngest CFOs in the history of the fortune 500. I am curious to hear your thoughts on this bold move by one of America's most established firms.

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If he has the skills why not? The guy has a pretty solid resume according tot he 3G website.

Only two sources I trust, Glenn Beck and singing woodland creatures.
 

If you read 3G's philosophy, it's a bare-bone, cut every unnecessary penny, cheapen all products mentality. Upon the takeover of BKW, one of the senior management complained at the generous size of the Whopper, etc.

Great for shareholders/investors, not so great for consumers. As such, I've stopped frequenting Burger King, Tim Hortons, and Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen. Plenty of alternatives.

It's no surprise Unilever rejected their takeoffer attempt.

 

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