Chairman / CEO / The Coca-Cola Company
James Robert Quincey is the Chairman and CEO of The Coca-Cola Company, a role he has held since 2019 and 2017, respectively. He first joined the company in 1996 and has been instrumental in driving innovation, sustainability, and growth, leading the company's evolution as a total beverage company. He is set to transition from CEO to Executive Chairman in 2026.
Twitter83Core professional and leadership competencies driving The Coca-Cola Company's global strategy and evolution.
A robotic, objective summary of James Robert Quincey's executive roles and tenure at The Coca-Cola Company.
He first joined The Coca-Cola Company in 1996, starting his career with the organization over two decades ago.
He is set to transition from his CEO role to the position of Executive Chairman in 2026, concluding a nine-year tenure as CEO.
James Quincey was appointed Chairman of The Coca-Cola Company in 2019, two years after he assumed the role of Chief Executive Officer.
This refers to the strategic shift he led, moving the company beyond sodas to a broader portfolio of drinks, driving innovation and growth.
Beverage Industry, Soft Drinks, Global Food & Beverage
Consumer Goods (CPG), Retail, Supply Chain Management
Visionary, Optimist, Progress-Oriented, Global Leader
Innovation, Sustainability, Simplicity, Shared Future
Male 65.7%, Female 34.3%
25-34 (64.5%), 35-54 (17.8%), 18-24 (12.4%)
US (13.1%), BR (11.7%), IR (8.6%), IN (7.0%)
Tehran (2.7%), Baghdad (2.2%), New York (1.5%)
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