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Kodak outlines plans for CEO's departure

Kodak is the management after its restructuring plan provides a more clear picture, said it could be replaced, CEO Antonio perez from bankruptcy protection in the first year after its emergence.
The pioneer of photography, founded in 1880, the "bankruptcy law" chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, early in 2012. Since then, the rochester, New York, the company has sold a few business, and said it would shut down, so it can focus on commercial and packaging printing.
Kodak company said late on Tuesday in a file, perez will remain chief executive of up to one year, or until a successor is named, the first to the shall prevail. It said he would help with the CEO of choice and transition process
He would resign once a successor is named, and continue to serve as consultants, kodak bankruptcy until the anniversary of the exit. He will be a consultant for two years. Kodak announced that Jim Mesterharm will continue as chief restructuring officer, of AlixPartners, a deal that its restructuring consulting firm will stay on as interim chief financial officer of becky under the roof. Kodak kodak bankrupt firm AlixPartners agreement will depend on the length of the rear panel.
The kodak's restructuring plan, is expected to be held on August 20, the confirmation hearings.
Last month, kodak said it had won a exit from bankruptcy protection after 895 million, the company is expected to happen at the end of September its working capital.



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