Sir Ivan Menezes, boss of Guinness maker Diageo, dies at 63
Sir Ivan Menezes, chief executive of the world's biggest spirits company Diageo, has died aged 63.he "passed away following a brief illness, with his family at his side."
Menezes joined Diageo in 1997 when the firm was formed through the merger of brewery giant Guinness and London-based conglomerate Grand Metropolitan. "He was classy, bold, kind, thoughtful and so downright modest - a true 'gentle, giant' of a leader," Mr Narasimhan added.
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