WATERBURY, Vt.–Michelle Stacy has been appointed president of Keurig, the coffeemaker unit of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters.
Stacy, who will take her new post on Nov. 3, succeeds Nick Lazaris who has left the company.
Before joining Keurig, Stacy served as managing partner of Archpoint Consulting, a professional-services firm. She will report to Lawrence Blanford, president and chief executive officer of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters.
She will be responsible for the overall direction of Keurig, known for its single-cup brewing systems.
Stacy’s career also includes executive positions with the Gillette, Parker Brothers and Clairol.
