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Sir Ivan Manuel Menezes (10 July 1959 – 6 June 2023) was a British-American business executive. He was the CEO of Diageo, a FTSE 100 British multinational alcoholic beverages company, from 2013 until his death in 2023, succeeding Paul S. Walsh.[1]

Key Information

Early life

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Ivan Manuel Menezes was born in Poona, India, on 10 July 1959, to Nina and Manuel Menezes.[2][3] His mother, Nina, was a French language and music teacher, while his father, Manuel, was the chairman of the Indian Railway Board.[4][5] The family was from Pomburpa village in Goa (then part of Portuguese India).[6] His brother Victor Menezes was senior vice-chairman and CFO of Citibank.[2][7][8]

Menezes completed his schooling from St. Mary's High School, Mt. Abu, where he graduated as a topper in the Indian school certificate examination. He went on to complete his bachelors in economics and mathematics from St. Stephen's College, Delhi, and followed it with a post-graduate degree from the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad. He later obtained an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.[8][9][10]

Career

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Menezes joined Diageo in 1997 and held various senior positions, including chief operating officer; chairman, Latin America & the Caribbean; chairman, Asia Pacific; president and CEO, Diageo North America; and chief operating officer, Diageo North America before becoming its global CEO.[3]

Menezes joined Diageo from Guinness, when the company merged with Grand Metropolitan in 1997 to form Diageo.[11] As the marketing head at Diageo, he is credited for developing the Keep Walking! marketing campaign for Johnnie Walker.[12] As the CEO, he was credited for building the company to its current position owning over 200 brands in over 180 countries, including driving acquisitions of brands including Don Papa, a Philippine rum, Don Julio and Casamigos tequila brands.[13] During his time as the CEO, the market value of the company grew from £42B to £75B.[11] During this time, he led the company to sell most of its wines business and its low-margin mass-market beers and shift its focus toward premium brands like Guinness and spirits like Johnnie Walker.[14][8]

Menezes was a non-executive director of the US-based fashion retailer Coach, Inc. and the chair of the Scotch Whisky Association.[3][14]

Menezes was knighted in the 2023 New Year Honours for services to business and equality.[15] During his tenure at Diageo, Menezes strove to diversify its leadership, making more than 40% of Diageo's senior leadership positions held by women.[16] He held dual UK and United States citizenship. He was also an Overseas Citizen of India.[11]

Personal life

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Menezes was married to Shibani Menezes, a journalist. They had met while studying at St. Stephen's College in Delhi.[8][13] The couple had two children,[3] Nikhil and Rohini.[16] He was known to be a cricket and theatre lover.[14]

Menezes died from complications of stomach ulcer surgery on 7 June 2023 in London, at age 63.[12][6]

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Sir Ivan Menezes (10 July 1959 – 7 June 2023) was a British-American of Indian origin who served as the of plc, the world's largest spirits company, from July 2013 until his death after a brief illness. Born in , , to a Goan family, he held dual and citizenship alongside , and was knighted in the for services to business and equality. Menezes received his early education at St. Mary's School in , , before attending St. Stephen's College at , where he studied economics and mathematics. He later earned a post-graduate diploma from the , and an MBA from Northwestern University's . His professional career began in sales, marketing, and strategy roles at in , Booz Allen & Hamilton in , and in , building expertise across global markets before joining the beverages industry. Menezes joined upon its formation in 1997 through the merger of plc and , initially as Strategy Director at . Over the next decade, he advanced through key positions, including Group Integration Director, Global Marketing Director for United Distillers & Vintners (where he spearheaded the iconic "Keep Walking" campaign for ), Chief Operating Officer, and President of , while also chairing operations in , . Appointed to the board as an in 2012, he assumed the CEO role in 2013, leading the company until his planned retirement in June 2023. Under Menezes' leadership, expanded to over 200 premium brands across more than 180 countries, achieving a 36% growth in net sales value since 2019 and positioning as the UK's top beer by value in 2022. He drove significant advancements in diversity, with over 50% of the Executive Committee and 40% of senior leadership comprising women, alongside 37% ethnic diversity; pioneered environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives, including halving carbon emissions and nearly doubling water efficiency; and supported community efforts such as producing 10 million bottles of hand sanitiser during the and launching a $100 million "Raising the Bar" program for societal impact. Beyond , he chaired the Movement to Work charity from 2017 to 2020, facilitating work placements for over 100,000 young people, and was a longtime donor to the education charity in .

Early life and education

Early life

Ivan Manuel Menezes was born on July 10, 1959, in Pune, India, to Nina and Manuel Menezes, members of a Goan family. His father, Manuel, was an engineer who served as chairman of the Indian Railway Board, while his mother taught music and French. As the third of four children, Menezes grew up alongside his siblings, including his older brother Victor, who later became a prominent banker as chairman and CEO of Citibank. Menezes spent his early years in , receiving his initial education at St. Columba's School in before attending the Christian Brothers boarding school at St. Mary's High School in , . At St. Mary's, he demonstrated strong academic ability, graduating as the top performer in his batch for the Indian School Certificate examination in 1975 and earning recognition as the highest-ranking national scholar. His upbringing in a family connected to India's railway system exposed him to various regions and cultures across the country through his father's professional postings. This foundation preceded his pursuit of higher education at University.

Education

Ivan Menezes earned a (Honours) in and from St. Stephen's College at the University of Delhi in 1979, after enrolling in 1976. During his time at the prestigious institution, known for its rigorous academic standards, Menezes demonstrated strong performance in his studies and met his future wife, Shibani (née Mitra), who later became a . Following his undergraduate degree, Menezes pursued a in management (PGDM) from the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) between 1979 and 1981. He later earned an MBA from Northwestern University's in 1985. The IIM program, renowned for its demanding curriculum emphasizing analytical thinking, strategic decision-making, and leadership development, along with his subsequent MBA, equipped Menezes with essential management skills that shaped his career in business.

Career

Early career

After completing his postgraduate diploma from the in 1981, Ivan Menezes began his professional career at in , where he took on roles in marketing and strategy within the consumer goods sector. This entry-level position in an emerging market provided foundational experience in navigating complex distribution networks and consumer preferences in a developing economy like during the early . In 1985, Menezes transitioned to Booz Allen Hamilton as a management consultant, working out of offices in Chicago and London, where he focused on strategy and business advisory services across various industries. This role honed his analytical skills and exposure to multinational operations, emphasizing market entry strategies and operational efficiencies for global clients during a period of rapid economic globalization in the late 1980s. By 1992, Menezes advanced to in Europe, serving as vice president of group based in until 1997. In this senior position, he oversaw initiatives for household appliances, building expertise in international consumer markets, , and brand development amid Europe's evolving regulatory and competitive landscape. Over these approximately 16 years across Nestlé, , and , Menezes progressed from junior roles in emerging Asian markets to regional leadership in European operations, cultivating a broad skill set in , , and essential for multinational consumer goods enterprises.

Diageo career

Ivan Menezes joined Diageo in 1997 upon the formation of the company through the merger of Guinness plc and Grand Metropolitan plc, where he initially served as strategy director for Guinness operations and played a key role in integrating the two entities. In 1998, he was appointed global marketing director for United Distillers & Vintners (UDV), Diageo's spirits and wine division, where he focused on revitalizing key brands to appeal to younger consumers through innovative campaigns. Menezes advanced through several senior leadership positions over the next decade, leveraging his experience in consumer goods from earlier roles at companies like Nestlé and to drive operational efficiencies at . In 2002, he became for , and from 2004 to , he served as President and CEO of , overseeing the region's portfolio and distribution networks. Concurrently, he was appointed Chairman of in October 2008, Chairman of in July 2011, expanding his oversight to high-growth areas in the and the . By March , he was promoted to of plc, managing global commercial operations ahead of his executive board appointment in July . His progression spanned over 15 years at , culminating in these pre-CEO positions as part of his over 25-year tenure with the company. During his tenure in North America and Latin America, Menezes contributed to Diageo's expansion in emerging markets, including strategic investments in and that boosted the company's presence in high-potential regions through local partnerships and production facilities. For instance, under his leadership in these areas, Diageo increased its in via joint ventures and in by enhancing supply chains for brands like . He also managed the portfolio for iconic brands such as and , implementing revenue growth strategies that included premiumization efforts and targeted , resulting in market share gains in key segments like in and in emerging markets. These initiatives helped drive consistent organic sales growth in his regions of responsibility, establishing Diageo as a leader in premium alcohol categories.

Leadership and achievements

CEO tenure

Ivan Menezes was appointed of plc on July 1, 2013, succeeding after serving as the company's since 2012. He led the company for nearly a decade, overseeing strategic direction until his planned retirement at the end of June 2023. During his tenure, Menezes prioritized premiumization of 's spirits portfolio by acquiring high-margin, fast-growing premium brands to enhance growth and profitability. He also drove , integrating and to adapt to evolving consumer behaviors in a digital world. Additionally, sustainability became a core focus through initiatives like the Society 2030: Spirit of Progress plan, which aimed for net-zero carbon emissions in direct operations by 2030 and a 50% reduction in indirect emissions, including efforts to lower the via in distilleries and packaging recyclability. Under Menezes' leadership, achieved significant financial milestones, with its growing from approximately £45 billion in 2013 to over £70 billion by mid-2023. Annual revenue increased steadily, from £11.4 billion in fiscal 2013 to £17.1 billion in fiscal 2023, reflecting consistent organic net sales growth across regions. The company navigated the effectively by launching a $100 million global recovery fund for pubs and bars, maintaining dividends, and shifting focus to at-home consumption, resulting in net sales value 36% higher than pre-pandemic levels by 2023. Menezes emphasized global expansion into high-growth markets, particularly in and , to diversify beyond mature regions. This included deepening integration of the 2013 acquisition of in , which transformed Diageo's position in the world's largest spirits market and contributed to accelerated growth in emerging economies. His strategy involved targeted investments and acquisitions to build a stronger presence in these regions, supporting overall portfolio premiumization and long-term revenue streams.

Key initiatives

Under Ivan Menezes' leadership as CEO of , the company launched the Society 2030: Spirit of Progress action plan in 2020, a decade-long initiative that placed promoting responsible drinking at its core by aiming to reach 1 billion people with messages through brand campaigns and educational efforts. This included expanding the DRINKiQ program to enhance public awareness of alcohol's effects and support , alongside targeted campaigns such as anti-drink driving efforts reaching millions and the SMASHED program educating 10 million on underage drinking risks by 2030. Menezes emphasized these efforts as integral to fostering a positive role for alcohol in society, building on prior achievements like 331 global anti-drink driving initiatives in 2017. Menezes drove brand innovations to adapt to evolving consumer preferences, including strategic relaunches and expansions of key portfolios. For , he oversaw growth initiatives that positioned it as a premium leader, contributing to category expansion amid shifting market dynamics. benefited from a focused U.S. market push starting in 2017, capitalizing on the emerging renaissance to boost sales by 21% in 's overall category. In the non-alcoholic space, under Menezes invested in Seedlip through its Distill Ventures accelerator in 2016 before acquiring full ownership in 2019, recognizing the sector's growth potential and launching non-alcoholic variants of brands like to meet demand for moderation options. These moves were complemented by accelerating , which grew from 2% of sales pre-pandemic to a significantly higher share by 2021, driven by digital investments during . Menezes prioritized diversity and inclusion, setting ambitious targets that increased female representation in senior to over 40% globally by 2023, up from zero women on the Executive Committee in 2008. This included equalizing family leave policies worldwide and aiming for 40% female representation across roles, alongside boosting ethnically diverse leaders to 37%. For LGBTQ+ support, under his tenure earned recognition from the as a top workplace for equality for three consecutive years, with initiatives like programs fostering inclusivity regardless of or . In , Menezes navigated Brexit's uncertainties by leveraging Diageo's localized s, particularly in for , to minimize disruptions and avoid material impacts from tariffs or trade barriers. Post-pandemic, he guided recovery strategies for on-trade sales—bars and restaurants—which rebounded strongly by fiscal 2022, supported by 26% increased marketing investment and premiumization trends that drove double-digit organic net sales growth across regions. These efforts ensured resilience amid global pressures, with and at-home consumption offsetting initial on-trade declines.

Personal life and death

Family and personal interests

Ivan Menezes was married to Shibani Menezes (née ), whom he met while studying at St. Stephen's College in . The couple had two children, Nikhil and Rohini. As Menezes advanced in his career with , his family relocated to , where they established their primary residence during his long tenure at the company. Despite this move, the family maintained strong ties to , reflecting Menezes' roots in and his status. Menezes balanced his professional commitments with a commitment to , particularly in . He had a longstanding association with , an Indian nonprofit organization focused on promoting literacy and providing educational opportunities to underprivileged children. This involvement underscored his dedication to giving back to communities in , influenced by his family's heritage. Throughout his career, Menezes prioritized and , which shaped his personal decisions amid global relocations. His efforts to preserve Indian traditions within his household highlighted a conscious work-life balance, even as he built a life centered in .

Illness and death

In March 2023, announced that Sir Ivan Menezes would retire as CEO on June 30, 2023, with appointed as his successor. On June 5, 2023, the company revealed that Menezes had undergone emergency for a medical condition, including a ulcer, leading to complications that required him to step down immediately; Crew was named interim CEO. Menezes died on June 7, 2023, at the age of 63 in , following a short illness; he was surrounded by his family at the time. The specific cause was not detailed publicly beyond the surgical complications, though it was described as sudden by some reports. In an official statement, Chairman expressed profound sadness, describing Menezes as "one of the finest leaders of his generation" and noting his lasting impact on the company. The announcement prompted tributes from industry peers, including the Scotch Whisky Association, which praised his leadership and contributions to the sector.

Honors and legacy

Awards and recognition

In 2023, Menezes was appointed Knight Bachelor in the New Year Honours for services to business and to equality. Menezes held several prominent board positions that underscored his contributions to international business and industry leadership. He served on the board of the UK India Business Council, promoting trade and economic collaboration between the UK and India. Additionally, he was Chairman of the Council of the Scotch Whisky Association, guiding policy and advocacy for the sector. Menezes received recognitions for his efforts in promoting diversity and inclusion in business. In 2021, he was ranked first on the EMpower 100 Ethnic Minority Executives list by INvolve, highlighting his role as a for ethnic minority leaders. In 2022, he was shortlisted for the Chief Executive of the Year Award at the Inclusive Awards, acknowledging his commitment to fostering inclusion within .

Impact and tributes

Under Ivan Menezes' leadership as CEO of from 2013 to 2023, the company solidified its position as a global leader in premium spirits, emphasizing acquisitions and in high-margin brands such as and whiskey to capitalize on shifting consumer preferences toward upscale products. His strategies drove a 21% increase to £15.5 billion in fiscal 2022, fueled by expansion into emerging markets and premiumization, which enhanced 's portfolio resilience amid market volatility. Additionally, Menezes advanced through the 2020 launch of the Society 2030: plan, a decade-long initiative targeting net-zero emissions, circular packaging, and responsible sourcing across the supply chain, aligning business growth with environmental goals. Following Menezes' death in June 2023, tributes from industry leaders highlighted his transformative influence and personal integrity. Diageo's chairman, Sir John McGrath, described him as having overseen "an outstanding period of change, growth and high performance," crediting Menezes with building a "trusted and respected consumer goods company." , chairman and CEO of competitor , recalled Menezes as "a true gentleman and a great leader," noting his supportive gesture upon Ricard's appointment and his role in fostering collaborative industry standards. The Scotch Whisky Association praised his stewardship as chair, emphasizing his contributions to the sector's global advocacy and ethical practices. Menezes pioneered inclusive leadership in the male-dominated beverages industry, serving as a for ethnic minorities through initiatives that boosted diversity at . In 2020, he introduced the plan's inclusion pillar, committing to gender parity in senior roles and increasing representation of underrepresented groups, which elevated women to key executive positions. Ranked first in the 2021 EMpower 100 Ethnic Minority Executives list, he exemplified Anglo-Indian success in British business, inspiring broader cultural shifts toward equity in global corporations. Menezes' vision continued to shape Diageo's strategies under successors Debra Crew, who served as CEO from June 2023 to July 2025 and evolved rather than overhauled his framework by maintaining focus on high-end brands, emerging markets, and sustainability efforts despite market challenges, followed by interim leadership under Nik Jhangiani through December 2025. In November 2025, Diageo announced the appointment of Sir Dave Lewis as CEO effective January 2026, continuing the emphasis on premiumization and resilience built during Menezes' tenure, which saw Diageo's share value more than double from 2013 to 2023.

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