Coca-Cola Chief Information Officer Ed Steinike Dies After Brief Illness
July 11 2016 - 12:02PM
Dow Jones News
By Mike Esterl
Coca-Cola Co. said that Ed Steinike, the company's chief
information officer, died Friday after a brief illness.
Coke didn't immediately name a successor. Mr. Steinike, 58,
oversaw the company's technology operations.
In an internal note to employees Friday afternoon, Chief
Executive Muhtar Kent and President James Quincey praised Mr.
Steinike as "the consummate Coca-Cola leader and ambassador" and as
a thought leader in information technology.
"We will always remember Ed for his quick wit, intellectual
curiosity, self-deprecating humor and deep commitment and passion
for developing his people," added Messrs. Kent and Quincey.
Mr. Steinike, a Wisconsin native and Marquette University
graduate, began his tenure at Coke in 2002 as chief technology
officer. He then served as chief development officer and CIO of the
North American business from 2004 to 2007.
He rejoined Coke in 2010 after serving as CIO at ING
Insurance.
Mr. Steinike also worked at General Electric Co. for 26
years.
Write to Mike Esterl at mike.esterl@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
July 11, 2016 11:47 ET (15:47 GMT)
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