Effective Tuesday, Nov. 17, Eric Lauterbach stepped down as president and CEO of California-based Peet’s Coffee after more than 15 years with the company. Consumer products veteran Stuart Heflin is…
Peet’s Names New Head as CEO Eric Lauterbach Steps Down
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