The $22.6 billion provider of products and services to the energy industry, with headquarters in Houston, Halliburton has appointed senior vice president and chief accounting officer Mark A. McCollum executive vice president and CFO. McCollum, 48, replaces C. Christopher Gaut, who has been promoted to president of the company's drilling and evaluation division. McCollum served in various capacities with Tenneco Automotive Inc., including CFO, before joining Halliburton in 2003.
Time Warner Cable Inc., the $11.7 billion cable company based in Stamford, Conn., has promoted senior executive vice president, Robert D. Marcus to senior executive vice president and CFO. Marcus, 41, succeeds John K. Martin Jr., newly named executive vice president and CFO of the parent company, Time Warner Inc. Marcus came to Time Warner Cable in 2005 as senior executive vice president after spending seven years with the parent Time Warner Inc. serving in a variety of executive positions, including senior vice president of mergers and acquisitions.
Reynolds American Inc., the $8.5 billion Winston-Salem, N.C.-based parent company of the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Conwood Co., Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Co. and R.J. Reynolds Global Products, has named Thomas R. Adams executive vice president and CFO. Adams, 57, replaces Dianne M. Neal, who has resigned. Adams joined the Reynolds family of companies in 1999 as senior vice president and controller of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Holdings Inc. and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Five years later he was promoted to senior vice president and chief accounting officer for the companies. He stepped into his current role in March 2007. Prior to joining Reynolds, he spent 14 years as partner at Deloitte & Touche LLP.
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NCR Corp., the $6.1 billion technology company, with headquarters in Dayton, Ohio, named Tony Massetti CFO. Massetti, 45, replaces interim CFO Bob Fishman, who will continue his duties with the company as corporate controller. Massetti comes to the company from QLogic where he serves as CFO and will remain until the end of the year. Before spending five years with QLogic, Massetti held senior positions with Aurum Solutions, Scandisk and Technology Group. Massetti started his career with IBM where he remained for almost two decades, serving in various capacities in the accounting, financial planning, treasury and business controls departments.
Analog Devices Inc., the $2.6 billion leader in data conversion and signal conditioning technology, with headquarters in Norwood, Mass., has announced that CFO Joseph E. McDonough will be retiring by May 2008. McDonough, 60, will continue to work with Analog to ensure a smooth transition. He joined the company in 1983 serving in various roles of increasing responsibility. In 1991, he was named CFO.
NYSE Euronext, the $2.6 billion holding company comprising of NYSE Group Inc. and Euronext N.V., based in both New York and Paris, has named Bruno Colmant deputy CFO. Colmant, formerly the head of NYSE Euronext Belgium, succeeds Nelson Chai, who has accepted the CFO position with Merrill Lynch & Co. Colmant, 46, began his career with Arthur Andersen in 1984 where he held various executive management positions. Then he served as CFO of ING Group in Belgium. He was later promoted to CEO of ING Group in Luxembourg, where he served until September 2007. Colmant was then named to his current roles as head of European Affairs and the NYSE Euronext Belgium.
Dynegy Inc., the $2 billion Houston-based producer and seller of electric energy, has named Charles C. Cook senior vice president of strategic planning, corporate business development and treasurer. Cook, 43, came to Destec Energy Inc., predecessor of Dynegy, in 1991 and has most recently served as the company's senior vice president and controller.
TravelCenters of America LLC has named Andrew J. Rebholz executive vice president, treasurer and CFO of the $4 billion network of interstate highway travel centers, with headquarters in Westlake, Ohio. Rebholz, 42, succeeds John R. Hoadley, who will remain with the company as executive vice president through the transition. Rebholz was named corporate controller in 1997 and was promoted to vice president and controller in July 2002. He was appointed senior vice president and controller in January 2007.
RSC Holding Inc., the $1.6 billion holding company for RSC Equipment Rental Inc., with headquarters in Scottsdale, Ariz., named David Mathieson senior vice president and CFO. Mathieson, 53, replaces Keith Sawottke, who has resigned to pursue other interests. Mathieson joins RSC from Brady Corp.
Checkpoint Systems Inc., the $688 million Thorofare, N.J.-based manufacturer and marketer of security systems and services, named Raymond Andrews senior vice president and CFO. Andrews, 54, replaces Craig Burns, who has accepted a position with Modular Space Corp. Andrews has served as vice president and chief accounting officer since August 2005. Before coming to Checkpoint, he assumed the role of controller for INVISTA S.a'r.l, a subsidiary of Koch Industries. He also served as director of accounting operations for INVISTA Inc. Prior to INVISTA, he served as controller for DuPont Pharmaceuticals Co. and was then named controller of Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharma Co. when DuPont was acquired by Bristol-Myers Squibb.
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