A new leader is set to take the helm at Hormel, the Austin-based company known for producing Spam. Industry veteran John Ghingo has been named as the company's next CEO. His appointment is part of the company's ongoing turnaround plan.
Ghingo is scheduled to start in his new role in October. Further details about the leadership change and Hormel's plans can be found in the Star Tribune, which reported on the development.
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