Kroger taps e-commerce vet for new role as SVP new business development

CINCINNATI — Kroger on Tuesday named Alex Tosolini to serve in the newly created role of SVP new business development, effective Nov. 3.

 

In this position, Tosolini will lead a strategic process to identify, evaluate and develop new opportunities that capitalize on Kroger's assets and contribute to the company's continued growth and financial performance. He will report to the CEO.

 

"Alex's unique skills and insights, ranging from strategic planning to brand management to general management, will enhance our efforts to accelerate Kroger's growth," said Rodney McMullen, Kroger CEO.  "Alex will be an outstanding addition to our leadership team."

 

Tosolini has 24 years of experience as a global business executive for Procter & Gamble, most recently serving as SVP global e-business and VP global e-commerce. He has had numerous leadership positions for P&G throughout his career, in the United States and internationally, as well as managed the development of products and services in many lines of business.

 

Born and raised in Italy, Tosolini earned a degree in business administration at Bocconi University in Milan before beginning his career with P&G in the United Kingdom in 1990. He lives in Cincinnati with his wife and two children.