Dana Holding Corp., a $7.6 billion Maumee,Ohio, manufacturer of motor vehicle parts, named WilliamQuigley III CFO and executive vice president. He succeedsJames Yost, who is leaving the company in May.Quigley, 50, spent three years as CFO and executive vice presidentat Visteon. Earlier, he spent 10 years at Federal-Mogul Corp. invarious roles, including corporate controller. Quigley also workedat Nissan Research & Development and Deloitte & Touche.

RPM International, a $3.4 billion holdingcompany whose products include Rust-Oleum and DAP, appointedRussell Gordon CFO and vice president. He replacesRobert Matejka, who is retiring. Gordon, 46, hasbeen the Medina, Ohio-based company's vice president of corporateplanning since 2007. Prior to joining RPM in 1995 as director ofcorporate development, he worked in finance in the specialtychemicals division at Goodrich Corp. and was an industrial engineerat VLSI Technology.

Chiquita Brands International, the $3.1 billionCincinnati, Ohio-based fruit company, named BrianKocher CFO and senior vice president. He succeedsMichael Sims, who resigned to become CFO atAdvancePierre Foods. Kocher, 42, most recently was Chiquita'spresident of Europe and the Middle East and previously served asits controller, chief accounting officer and president for NorthAmerica. Earlier, he worked in finance positions at Hill-Rom, GECapital, Conxus Communications, USA Mobile Communications and PriceWaterhouse.

IAC, the $2 billion Internet business,appointed Jeff Kip CFO and executive vicepresident. He replaces Thomas McInerney, whoannounced plans to leave the New York City-based company last year.Kip, 44, was CFO and executive vice president at Panera Bread since2006, and earlier served as the company's vice president of financeand planning and vice president of corporate development.Previously, he worked in investment banking as a director at UBSand an associate at Goldman Sachs.

International Game Technology, a $1.9 billiongaming machines and systems products company, named JohnVandemore CFO and treasurer. He succeeds PatCavanaugh, who left the company last month. Vandemore, 38,joins the Las Vegas-based company from Walt Disney Co., where hewas most recently CFO of its Walt Disney Imagineering division.Prior to Disney, Vandemore worked at AlixPartners, Goldman Sachsand PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Polycom, a $1.5 billion Pleasanton, Calif.,maker of video conferencing systems, appointed EricBrown CFO, COO and executive vice president. He replacesMike Kourey, who will retire. Brown, 46, joinsPolycom from video game publisher Electronic Arts, where he mostrecently served as CFO and executive vice president and wasinstrumental in streamlining the company's portfolio. Earlier,Brown was CFO and COO at network security company McAfee, CFO andpresident of business intelligence at software companyMicroStrategy and CFO and co-founder of DataStage.