I was interested to see a recent article by Decanter that Constellation was considering “splitting the company’s premium and commercial brands into separate business units” amid restructuring plans that is making long-serving executives redundant.
Possible plans “also included increasing the company’s portfolio of low-cost commercial brands by acquiring brands from Australian Vintage, which owns McGuigan, Nepenthe and Tempus Two as well as more populist brands Miranda, Passion Pop and Sunnyvale”, Decanter reported.
“Meanwhile, the company is continuing to make senior executives redundant, with two key executives leaving last week: senior vice-president international sales, Hamish Baldwinson, and senior vice-president operations and technical, Pete Dawson.
“Dawson had been with the company for almost 31 years and Baldwinson for 15 years”
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