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Extremely intelligent and mentor to women: this CEO resolves the crisis at Albert Heijn

Extremely intelligent and mentor to women: this CEO resolves the crisis at Albert Heijn

Margaret Versteden-Van Duijn is being recognized for her high intelligence and analytical skills as she manages a potential cyber crisis at Albert Heijn. Former colleagues highlight her leadership style, which has previously included initiatives such as providing free feminine hygiene products in the workplace.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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