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Ward M. Klein

President, CEO, and Director

1 out of 2 Energizer Holdings Reviews

September 06, 2008
“ Big fish ventures in to FDA regulated waters. ”
Qality Manager in Orlando, FL
Lack of communication. The corporate leadership in St. Louis often makes deciscions without realizing the effect they may have at the regional locations.
August 28, 2008
“ Needs to be more communication at all levels ”
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