Vishal Devan’s new job at Lafarge South Africa

Vishal Devan has been appointed as the general manager of supply chain at cement manufacturer Lafarge South Africa. This is a newly-created role at the company, following its decision to implement a more integrated procurement model. Devan will report to Ken MacLean, the country CEO, and will be a part of the executive committee at Lafarge South Africa. He holds an experience of over ten years in supply chain management and has worked at several multi-national companies, including Toyota South Afri
July 14, 2015 Read time: 1 min

Vishal Devan has been appointed as the general manager of supply chain at cement manufacturer 725 Lafarge South Africa.

This is a newly-created role at the company, following its decision to implement a more integrated procurement model.

Devan will report to Ken MacLean, the country CEO, and will be a part of the executive committee at Lafarge South Africa.

He holds an experience of over ten years in supply chain management and has worked at several multi-national companies, including Toyota South Africa, Sasol, SABMiller and Nampak.

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