Amazon's Leadership Overhaul: At least 3 Key Leaders Depart This Week

Amazon.Com, Inc AMZN lost significant leaders this week amid reports of a mass employee walkout.
Melissa Nick, a North America customer fulfillment vice president, will depart effective June 16.
Nick, who joined Amazon in 2014, was responsible for one of Amazon’s largest fulfillment regions and led almost 300 facilities that process and ship customer orders, CNBC reports.
Amazon recently revamped its U.S. operations to speed up deliveries and cut costs.
Chris Vonderhaar, an Amazon Web Services data center vice president, is also leaving the company.
Vonderhaar, who had been at the company for nearly 13 years, was responsible for “the design, planning, construction, and operations of the AWS global data center fleet,” Geekwire reports.
Puneet Chandok, the head of AWS in India and South Asia, resigned just weeks after the company committed over $12 billion in India by 2030. Reportedly, he is looking to join a rival firm.
Chandok, President of AWS India and South Asia, joined the e-commerce group four years ago. His last day at Amazon’s cloud unit is August, TechCrunch cites familiar sources.
Vaishali Kasture, head of the enterprise, mid-market, and global businesses at AWS India & South Asia, will immediately become the interim commercial business leader at the unit.
Price Action: AMZN shares traded higher by 0.84% at $123.95 premarket on the last check Friday.