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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Camille Batiste, Archer-Daniels-Midland's senior vice president of global supply chain and procurement and a member of its executive council, is leaving the company next month, according to an internal email seen by Reuters on Tuesday and later confirmed by ADM.
The email did not give a reason for Batiste's departure after seven years with the global agribusiness.
An ADM spokesperson said Batiste "informed us of her decision to leave ADM to pursue her next career opportunity."
The departure comes after ADM was forced to correct six years of financial statements due to improperly recorded transactions between business segments and as the company contends with government investigations into its accounting practices.
(Reporting by Ana Mano in Sao Paulo, Chris Prentice in New York; Writing by Karl Plume in Chicago; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama and Matthew Lewis)
