Mystery Resignation: Keurig Dr Pepper CEO Resigns Months Into Job After Conduct Violation

The CEO of Keurig Dr Pepper resigned less than four months after taking the job.

The violations were not related to the strategy, operations or financial reporting of the company.

Every employee is held accountable for knowing and following the company's conduct code.

Bob Gamgort, the company's former CEO, was reappointed by the board.

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Dokmecioglu served as the brand's chief financial officer and helped JAB Holding Co. take Green Mountain private in a billion-dollar deal. The company controls more than 125 of the world's most recognizable beverage brands. Keurig Dr Pepper took a $50 million stake in Athletic Brewing. According to the New York Times, sales of non alcoholic beverages grew by 70% between 2016 and 2011.

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