The second largest U.S. tobacco company, Reynolds American, has invited back CEO Susan Cameron to help breathe new life company’s cigarette brands. Cameron retired in 2011 before being re-hired. She’s just one of many CEO’s who have recently returned to the helm of their former companies, including Alan George Lafley of Proctor and Gamble and Myron Ullman of J.C. Penney. It seems as though corporate America prefers the chief executive it already knows, as more companies turn to veteran leaders.
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