Matt Hammel is retiring after a 16-year run as legal chief of Brown-Forman, which owns the Jack Daniel's and Woodford Reserve brands.
January 11, 2024 at 02:29 PM
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Matt Hammel plans to retire in May as general counsel and executive vice president of Brown-Forman Corp., maker of Jack Daniel’s whiskey and Woodford Reserve bourbon, after 16 years in the role.
He will be succeeded by Mike Carr, a 10-year Brown-Forman veteran who’s currently associate general counsel for regional and corporate development.
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In May, Matt Hamel, left, will retire and Mike Carr will become GC. Courtesy photos
