Fred-Henri Firmenich awarded medal in corporate governance
Mr Firmenich joined the Firmenich Group in 1959, serving in a number of international positions before becoming ceo in 1973. He was then chairman of the board from 1984 to 2000. He has also served on the boards of Sandoz AG (Novartis) and the Swiss National Bank.
The International Academy for Quality was founded in 1966 by a consortium of national organisations from Europe, Japan and the US.
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