Business, 22.02.2020 05:20 ramandeep

Below are some details regarding the organization at Universal containers: 1. Richard and Kevin are the east sales reps and their manager is Karen the East sales executive. 2. Sam and Wilder are West sales reps and the manager is Wendy, the West sales executive. 3. Bob is the CEO and manages both Karen and Wendy Universal containers role hierarchy follows their management structure. Richard owns an account, NewCompany, and Kevin owns an account, OldCompany. Karen manually shared her account NewWorld with Kevin. However, she has moved to a new role to lead all Named Accounts, and Phil, who replaced her, is the new owner of NewWorld. Which employees will have access to the NewWorld account?
A. Bob and Phil
B. Bob, Richard, Phil and Kevin
C. Bob, Karen and Kevin
D. Bob, Phil and Kevin

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