Coca-Cola Enterprises hires Sun internal auditor

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Coca-Cola Enterprises has hired Suzanne D. Patterson as vice president of internal audits, the bottling company said Friday. Patterson, who starts the new job Feb. 27, had held a similar position at server and software maker Sun Microsystems since 1997.

Coca-Cola Enterprises sells approximately 80 percent of beverage maker Coca-Cola's cans and bottles in North America.

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