Agfa-Gevaert taps HealthCare chief Reinaudo as CEO

During its Feb. 9 meeting, the board of directors of Agfa-Gevaert has accepted Jo Cornu’s request to end his mandate as company CEO. The board has decided to nominate Christian Reinaudo as his successor, effective immediately.

The board also will propose to the general meeting of shareholders the reelection of Jo Cornu as a member of the board of directors.

“Jo Cornu [took] the position of CEO on December 1, 2007 under very difficult circumstances. He has lead Agfa-Gevaert through the economic crisis,” said Julien De Wilde, chairman of the board “The board of directors respects his request to end his mandate at the end of April.”

Previously, Reinaudo held the position of president at Agfa HealthCare during the past two years.

Before joining Agfa, Reinaudo occupied a number of positions in the Alcatel Group, such as president of the optics business, president of Alcatel in Asia Pacific and president of Alcatel for Northern and Eastern Europe. In the near future, Christian Reinaudo also will remain president of the Agfa HealthCare, according to the board.

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