Shoppers Drug Mart Chief Resigns
January 27, 2011
Jurgen Schreiber of Shoppers Drug Mart is stepping down as CEO of Canada’s largest drugstore chain on Feb. 15 to pursue a private-equity position outside North America. Shoppers’ chairman David Williams will replace him on a temporary basis.
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