Susan Murray's continuing drive to take on new challenges has brought her to the forefront of a variety of top companies
Not many people can point to a cocktail of decaffeinated coffee and vodka as a recipe for career success. But it was for Susan Murray.
The executive can lay claim to developing Smirnoff’s first alcopop, the Mule, and identifying the future potential of decaffeinated coffee for Mellow Birds.
A new entrant at number 60 in The Times Power 100, Murray now holds seats on the boards of Imperial Tobacco and Enterprise Inns as well as high-profile roles at Wm Morrison, the supermarket group, and SSL, the maker of Durex and Scholl.
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