Tag: human resources

  • Pyxus Appoints Erdei as CHRO

    Pyxus Appoints Erdei as CHRO

    Pyxus International, Inc. announced that it appointed Joshua Erdei as senior vice president and chief human resources officer. Erdei, who has served as interim CHRO since January, has also led global total rewards, HR operations, and HR technology for the company since 2023. He brings more than 25 years of experience to the role, with prior leadership positions at Enviva, General Motors, DTE Energy, and Kellogg Company, focusing on total rewards, wellness, and employee engagement.

    “Joshua’s leadership, deep knowledge of our organization, and commitment to our people position him well to support our continued growth,” said President and CEO Pieter Sikkel.

    Reporting to Sikkel, Erdei will oversee the company’s core human resources functions and serve on the executive leadership team.

  • Universal Announces New HR Chief

    Universal Announces New HR Chief

    Universal Corporation today (November 10) announced the appointment of Tatiana Santos Godoi as Chief Human Resources Officer. Godoi brings more than two decades of international human resources leadership experience across North America, Latin America, and global corporate functions. Prior to joining Universal, she served as vice president of human resources North America for Kerry, Inc. where she led HR for 50 sites across the U.S. and Canada, supporting approximately 6,000 employees. She previously held senior leadership roles at Kerry Latin America, Mars Incorporated, Newell Rubbermaid, Villares Metals, and LaticÍnos Bom Gosto.

    “Tatiana’s appointment as Chief Human Resources Officer reflects our commitment to investing in leadership that strengthens our workforce and culture,” said Preston Wigner, Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer of Universal Corporation. “Her leadership will help strengthen our organization by aligning people and culture with our business strategy, engaging and developing our workforce, and supporting our continued growth.”