Janine Neuhaus Appointed as JTI Greece's New General Manager

Dec.18.2024
Janine Neuhaus Appointed as JTI Greece's New General Manager
Janine Neuhaus appointed as new GM of JTI Greece, also overseeing Cyprus, Malta, and Israel markets. (18 words)

According to Dnews on December 17, Japan Tobacco International (JTI) announced that Janine Neuhaus has been appointed as the new General Manager of JTI Greece, overseeing business operations in Cyprus, Malta, and Israel as well. She will be based in Athens.


Janine Neuhaus, a Swiss national, joined JTI in 2008 and has held various important roles in finance departments in Switzerland, South Korea, Sudan, Tanzania, and Ethiopia. As of January 1, 2024, she has taken on the leadership of the business in the Israeli market.


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