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- Tammie Phillips will step down as CEO of Oliver’s Real Food (OLI) on December 21 with current Head of Supply Chain Natalie Sharpe to assume the role of CEO
- Ms Phillips joined Oliver’s as CEO in June 2020 and has since helped the company through a period of transformation and strategic repositioning
- She will continue in a consulting capacity until March 31, 2023, to advise Oliver’s on key strategic projects
- As Oliver’s Head of Supply Chain, Ms Sharpe has reportedly been instrumental in developing the menu by bringing nutritional experience to the company
- Shares in Oliver’s have been trading at 5.9 cents since April 2021
Tammie Phillips will step down as CEO of Oliver’s Real Food (OLI) on December 21 with Natalie Sharpe to assume the role.
Ms Phillips joined Oliver’s as CEO in June 2020 and since then has helped the company through a period of transformation and strategic repositioning.
She oversaw the restructuring of the business, its operations, culture, management and menu.
Ms Phillips will continue in a consulting capacity until March 31, 2023, to advise Oliver’s on key strategic projects.
“It has been a privilege to lead this team though a period of regenerating the Oliver’s business and the turnaround marks a new beginning for the company,” Ms Phillips said.
“I believe now is the right time to hand over the reins to fresh leadership in Natalie, who can take Oliver’s through the next phase of its journey.”
Ms Natalie Sharpe is currently Oliver’s Head of Supply Chain and has been instrumental in the menu development by bringing nutritional experience to the company.
“Oliver’s has an exciting future and I am passionate about the opportunities that exist for the company,” Ms Sharpe said.
The incoming CEO said she looks forward to the opportunity to lead Oliver’s and working with the Board and leadership team to deliver the next phase of growth.
Shares in Oliver’s have been trading at 5.9 cents since April 2021.
