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Keeping Track of New CFOs

Timothy Yost, Steven J. Ford, Carl Bass, Robert J. Moore...

By David Corrado | Updated on September 02, 2008

Timothy R. Yost becomes CFO on Sept. 5 at the $4.2 billion Clark Construction Group LLC, based in Bethesda, Md. Yost, 36, replaces Dale S. Rosenthal, who moves up to president of Clark’s financial services group. Yost joins the company after more than 11 years at The Corporate Executive Board Co., the Arlington, Va.-based provider of business research and analysis services, where he held a number of positions before becoming CFO in September 2002.

Steven J. Ford will be the new vice president and CFO on Nov. 1 at Carlisle Companies Inc., the $2.9 billion diversified manufacturing company based in Charlotte, N.C. Ford, 48, succeeds Carole P. Lowe, 42, who becomes president and CEO of Trail King Industries, a wholly owned subsidiary. Ford has been vice president, general counsel and secretary since joining the company in 1995, and will retain his responsibilities as general counsel and secretary.

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