Food manufacturing
10 Nestle finance leaders
These ten current and former Nestle finance leaders, including Nestle's Chief Financial Officer, hold or have held CFO, finance vice president and controller roles at Nestle across markets and businesses. A reader can learn how CFOs approach planning, reporting and capital decisions in food manufacturing businesses.
Professionals to explore
01—10Anna Manz
LinkedInExperience: Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President · Nestlé
Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President at Nestlé since March 2024; the profile says Manz joined Nestlé as Chief Financial Officer in 2024. Former Chief Financial Officer at LSEG (2020–2024), former CFO at Johnson Matthey (2016–2020), and former Group Strategy Director (2013–2016) and CFO Asia Pacific (2010–2013) at Diageo.
Elvira Orlova
LinkedInExperience: VP Finance, Information Technology & Global Business Services · Nestlé
Former VP Finance, Information Technology & Global Business Services at Nestlé (2021–2025); the profile describes being the finance leader for Nestlé's Global Business Services and IT organization, supporting digital transformation, investment governance and operations. Former CFO Netherlands & Belgilux at Nestlé (2017–2021).
Jorge Olalde Fdz. de Betoño
LinkedInExperience: Global CFO Nestle Waters & Premium Beverages · Nestlé
Global CFO Nestle Waters & Premium Beverages at Nestlé since January 2025, a C-Level finance role. Former Head of F&C Europe, Middle East & North Africa (EMENA) Nestle Waters (2020–2024), former Chief Financial Officer Iberian Region (CFO) - Nestle España S.A. (2016–2020) and former CFO Nestlé Portugal (2010–2013) at Nestlé.
Kasia Choinska
LinkedInExperience: CFO Nestle UK & Ireland · Nestlé
CFO Nestle UK & Ireland at Nestlé since March 2024, a C-Level finance role. Former CFO Nestle Turkey (2019–2024), former Head of Corporate Finance, Deputy Group Treasurer Nestlé S.A. (2016–2019), and former Finance and Control Director roles for Nestle Czech Republic & Slovakia (2014–2016) and Nestle Romania (2010–2013) at Nestlé.
Laurent Pasquier
LinkedInExperience: Nestlé Canada - Chief Financial Officer · Nestlé
Nestlé Canada - Chief Financial Officer at Nestlé since March 2026, a C-Level finance role. Former Nestlé Iberia - Chief Financial Officer (2024–2026) and Nestlé Nordic - Chief Financial Officer (2022–2024) at Nestlé, former Chief Financial Officer at Nespresso UK (2019–2022), and former Senior Project Manager & Financial Consolidation Specialist - Deputy Head Group Financial Reporting at Nestlé (2013–2018).
Mark Atkinson
LinkedInExperience: Chief Financial Officer · Nestlé
Chief Financial Officer at Nestlé since January 2025; the profile describes the role as CFO of Nestlé USA, leading finance strategy and performance for a portfolio of food and beverage brands. Former Corporate Controller (2023–2025), VP Finance, Foods Division (2019–2021) and VP Finance, Ensuring Supply (2016–2019) at Nestlé, and former CFO, Freshly (2021–2023).
Mathieu Rieder
LinkedInExperience: VP Finance - Global Head of Group Financial and Sustainability Reporting · Nestlé
VP Finance - Global Head of Group Financial and Sustainability Reporting at Nestlé since 2018; the profile says the role is accountable for global group corporate financial and sustainability publication. Former Head of Group Financial Consolidation Services (2013–2017) and Senior Finance Project Manager (2010–2013) at Nestlé, and former Head of Mergers and Acquisitions at Alpiq (2008–2009).
Nicolas Brondel
LinkedInExperience: Nestle Poland - Chief Finance Officer (CFO) · Nestlé
Nestle Poland - Chief Finance Officer (CFO) at Nestlé since November 2025. Former Head of Group Finance Transformation (2022–2025), former Nestle Nordics - Chief Finance Officer (CFO) (2019–2022), where the profile says the role covered all finance activities in the Nordic region, and former Nestle South East Market - Chief Finance Officer (CFO) (2018–2019) at Nestlé.
Olivier Helfer
LinkedInExperience: Chief Financial Officer Zone Europe · Nestlé
Chief Financial Officer Zone Europe at Nestlé since February 2025. Former Chief Financial Officer Nestle Purina North America at Nestlé Purina North America (2020–2025), and former Chief Financial Officer Nestle Mexico (2016–2020), Chief Financial Officer Nestle Middle East (2011–2016) and Head of Financial Reporting Group Nestle S.A. (2003–2011) at Nestlé.
Stephan Solderer
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Finance - Business Unit Controller · Nestlé
Vice President Finance - Business Unit Controller at Nestlé since September 2025, based in Arlington, Virginia. Former Head of Decision Support - Sr. Finance Director (2023–2025), Corporate FP&A Director (2020–2023) and Brand Finance Manager (2018–2020) at Nestlé; the profile headline lists FP&A, decision support and P&L leadership.
Choose the right perspective
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Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does a global consumer goods company divide finance responsibilities between the group, regional zones and country markets?
- 02What does a market CFO focus on in the first year after moving to a new country?
- 03How should finance support a shared services and IT organization on investment decisions?
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