Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson announced a key executive departure, with Chief Customer and Digital Officer Catriona Larritt leaving by year-end. This triggers an immediate restructuring, reallocating responsibilities for brand, marketing, and cyber security. The changes aim to rebuild trust and operational resilience following a significant cyber breach impacting millions of customers.
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