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Bulgaria's Zagorka Brewery Names New General Manager
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Nikolay Mladenov will be Heineken Zagorka's new General Manager. Photo by Zagorka
Bulgaria's Zagorka brewery, a fully owned subsidiary of Heineken, has named Nikolay Mladenov as its new General Manager.
Mladenov, who is currently the company's sales director, will assume his new position on March 15.
Heineken Zagorka Brewery's current General Manager, Ruud van den Eijnden, will move to Heineken's head office in Amsterdam.
The Heineken Zagorka brewery brews various Heineken brands for distribution within Bulgaria, as well as four Bulgarian brands: Zagorka Special, Zagorka Gold, Stolichno and Ariana
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