Insight Enterprises Inc. has appointed Glynis Bryan CFO of the $3.8 billion provider of brand-name information technology hardware, software and services, with headquarters in Tempe, Ariz. Bryan, 48, succeeds Stanley Laybourne, who announced his retirement in May. During her 20-year career in finance, Bryan served as executive vice president and CFO of Swift Transportation Co., CFO at APL Logistics, as well as numerous finance roles at Ryder Systems Inc., including CFO of Ryder Transportation Services.
The Phoenix Companies Inc., the $2.6 billion manufacturer of insurance, annuity and asset management products for those with highly complex financial needs, based in Hartford, Conn, has promoted Peter A. Hofmann senior vice president and CFO. Hofmann 48, is currently the executive vice president and chief strategic officers. He replaces Michael E. Haylon, who has resigned. Hofmann, came to Phoenix in 2001 to head the creation of the investor relations department and assist in the preparation of demutualization and the initial public offering. Before joining the company, he served as vice president of investor relations at J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. He also managed financial communications at J.P. Morgan & Co. before the merger with Chase Manhattan. Earlier in his career, he served as vice president of global bank marketing at Chemical Banking Corp. as well as a senior analyst at Tocqueville Asset Management.
Amkor Technology Inc. has announced the appointment of Joanne Solomon to corporate vice president and CFO, of the $ 2.7 billion provider of semiconductor assembly and test services, with headquarters in Chandler, Ariz. Solomon, 41, succeeds Ken Joyce, who has been promoted to the newly created position of chief administrative officer. Solomon came to Amkor in 2000, most recently serving as senior vice president of finance and as corporate controller. She has also served in various treasury and accounting leadership capacities throughout Amkor. Prior to joining the company, she was a CPA at PricewaterhouseCoopers for a decade.
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The $2.5 billion theatrical exhibition companies, AMC Entertainment Inc., with headquarters in Kansas City, has promoted Greg Endecott director of finance. Endecott, 35, came to AMC three years ago and has most recently served as director of financial reporting, both internal and external. Prior to joining the company, he was with accounting firm BKD LLP.
Crane Co., the $2.2 billion manufacturer of engineered industrial products, with headquarters in Stamford, Conn., has named president and CEO Eric C. Fast interim CFO. Fast, 58, steps in as acting CFO after the resignation of vice president and CFO Robert Vipond, who has left to purse other interests. Fast served as the company's president and chief operating officer from September 1999 through April 2001. Prior to joining Crane, Fast has served in several director roles with Convergys Corp and National Integrity Life Insurance.
THQ Inc., based in Agoura Hills, Calif., has named vice president and corporate controller, Rasmus van der Colff, interim CFO. Van der Colff, replaces Edward Zinser, who has resigned. When joining the $806 million global developer and publisher of interactive entertainment software in May of 2007 as vice president and corporate controller, van der Colff brought over two decades of accounting financial experience. Before joining THQ, he served in various senior accounting and finance capacities for Sun Microsystems, Activision and KPMG Peat Marwick.
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