John Sleeman Interview – Sleeman sale
By Keith Nuthall | 18 May 2006
The chairman, CEO and founder of Canadian brewer Sleeman Breweries has said he will fight to keep his family name in the beer business, after a review of commercial options was ambushed and turned into a takeover battle.
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The chairman, CEO and founder of Canadian brewer Sleeman Breweries has said he will fight to keep his family name in the beer business, after a review of commercial options was ambushed and turned into a takeover battle.
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