Lidl Appoints Head Of Corporate Affairs In Holland, Invests €19.2bn In Romania
Lidl has named Paulette van Ommen-Kian as its head of corporate affairs in the Netherlands and invested €19.2 billion in Romania.
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Lidl has named Paulette van Ommen-Kian as its head of corporate affairs in the Netherlands and invested €19.2 billion in Romania.
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