Renault names Delbos as interim CEO to replace Bollore

Renault Delbos rtrs web.jpg — The promotion of Delbos, while temporary, will make her one of the most senior female executives in the male-dominated auto industry after General Motor CEO Mary Barra. The French native joined Renault in 2012 and became CFO four years later. (Reuters/REUTERS)

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October 11, 2019 09:23 AM

PARIS -- Renault on Friday named Clotilde Delbos as interim CEO after ending the tenure of Thierry Bollore following a boardroom vote.

Renault issued a statement saying Bollore, 56, would leave his role with immediate effect and that Delbos, 52, would be interim CEO during the process to appoint a new CEO.

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