Heineken: Dolf van den Brink to Step Down as CEO on May 31, 2026
Dolf van den Brink will conclude his tenure as CEO and Chairman of Heineken on May 31, 2026, after serving 28 years in the group, including six as head of the executive board. The process to select his successor is underway and expected to be completed soon.
End of Tenure and Planned Transition
Dolf van den Brink will leave his role as CEO and Chairman of the executive board at Heineken on May 31, 2026. Peter Wennink, Chairman of the Supervisory Board, commends the leader's 28 years of service and highlights his significant contribution to the group, particularly his strategic leadership over the last six years. The Supervisory Board confirms that the selection process for the successor is progressing and should be finalized shortly. No interim CEO appointment is being considered.
Executive Continuity During Transition
Until a new CEO is appointed, the existing structure of the executive board will remain in place. Harold van den Broek, the Chief Financial Officer, continues to be the sole member of the executive board. The Supervisory Board remains closely involved with the executive team and the business, ensuring ongoing support and oversight.
