Oriola-KD makes changes to management team

Henry Fogels adds acting director general of wholesale business in Russia to his duties

Henry Fogels, general director of Oriola-KD's Pharmaceutical Retail business in Russia (OOO Vitim) has been nominated, in addition to his current duties, to the position of acting general director of Oriola-KD's Pharmaceutical Wholesale business in Russia.

Fogels will continue as a member of Oriola-KD's Group Management Team, being responsible for Oriola-KD's businesses in Russia.

Fogels has replaced Vladimir Knyazev, who left the Espoo, Finland-based company this month.

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