Andreas Kessler, the chief executive of Odlo, is resigning at his own request. The 48-year-old joined the Swiss company in September 2008 and was promoted to CEO effective May 2009. Kessler will leave on June 30 and told this publication that the management and the supervisory board are working on an interim solution until his successor has been found. Kessler declined to reveal details about his professional future, but did say that he is checking various options that have been offered to him.
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