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Tyson’s COO dismissed

08/09/2025

Tyson Foods' chief operating officer, Brady Stewart, has left the company after he violated the Code of Conduct.

Tyson has promoted its president of poultry and international, Devin Cole, to the role.

Donnie King, Tyson’s CEO, said: “We have strong momentum as we head into our new fiscal year, and we remain committed to executing our long-term strategy and operating the company guided by our culture and core values.

"I am confident that under Devin’s leadership, our business will continue to thrive.”

The company will share an update before September 28, the start of its 2026 fiscal year.

 

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