Calavo Growers Reveals Change in Leadership
Leadership Transition: Lee E. Cole will retire as President and CEO of Calavo Growers on December 8, 2025, after four decades of leadership, with B. John Lindeman appointed as his successor.
Acknowledgment of Contributions: The Board of Directors expressed gratitude for Cole's leadership, highlighting his role in strengthening the company's operational foundation and expanding its global reach.
Lindeman's Background: B. John Lindeman, who previously served as CFO of Calavo and has extensive industry experience, is expected to drive growth and create sustainable value for shareholders.
Ongoing Strategic Review: Calavo is currently evaluating strategic alternatives following a non-binding acquisition proposal received in June 2025, with no further comments planned until a specific development occurs.
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Calavo Growers Reveals Change in Leadership
Leadership Transition: Lee E. Cole will retire as President and CEO of Calavo Growers on December 8, 2025, after four decades of leadership, with B. John Lindeman appointed as his successor.
Acknowledgment of Contributions: The Board of Directors expressed gratitude for Cole's leadership, highlighting his role in strengthening the company's operational foundation and expanding its global reach.
Lindeman's Background: B. John Lindeman, who previously served as CFO of Calavo and has extensive industry experience, is expected to drive growth and create sustainable value for shareholders.
Ongoing Strategic Review: Calavo is currently evaluating strategic alternatives following a non-binding acquisition proposal received in June 2025, with no further comments planned until a specific development occurs.
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