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CCBSS appoints chief procurement officer

Coca-Cola Bottlers’ Sales & Services Company (CCBSS), which is owned by nearly 70 independent North American Coca-Cola bottlers, has named Kimberly Green Reynolds as its chief procurement officer. Brandi Shortt, CCBSS chief executive, said that Green Reynolds brings an “incredible depth and breadth of the Coca-Cola System, beverage industry and bottler experience, gained over more…

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