The Müller drugstore chain has reorganised its management structure and expanded the existing executive board to seven members. The aim is to place operational responsibility on a broader footing, the company said. The 93-year-old company owner Erwin Müller, who has built up the Europe-wide chain over decades, will remain “the central authority” as managing director, the company said. Elke Menold, previously head of purchasing, has been appointed spokesperson for the seven-member management board. With clearly defined responsibilities and a pooling of specialist expertise, the group aims to operate even more flexibly across its nine European markets. Further information …