Hewlett-Packard, the $127 billion Palo Alto,Calif., technology company, named Marc Levinecontroller and senior vice president. He succeeds JimMurrin, who was appointed general manager and senior vicepresident for a division of HP Enterprise Services. Levine has beenwith HP since 1988 and most recently was senior vice president offinance for HP Enterprise Services. Previously, he worked infinance positions in global sales, enterprise solutions, the HPEnterprise business and the company's Asia-Pacific region.

BorgWarner, a $7.1 billion maker of auto parts,appointed Ronald Hundzinski CFO. He replacesRobin Adams, who was promoted to vice chairman ofthe board and will continue as chief administrative officer andexecutive vice president. Hundzinski, 53, most recently wascorporate treasurer for the Auburn Hills, Mich., company andpreviously served as corporate controller and vice president offinance. Earlier, he worked in finance at Emerson Electric, GKN andMeridian Automotive.

Pepco Holdings, a $5.9 billion utility companyin Washington, named Frederick Boyle CFO andsenior vice president. He succeeds AnthonyKamerick, who will continue as chief regulatory officerand executive vice president until he retires in January. Boyle,54, most recently served as CFO of Dayton Power and Light. Prior tohis time at DPL, he was CFO of Accent Energy, vice president offinance at Direct Energy and vice president of financial services,among other finance roles, at American Electric Power.

USG Corp., a $4.1 billion Chicago-basedbuilding products company, appointed MatthewHilzinger CFO and executive vice president. He replacesRichard Fleming, who will retire later this year.Hilzinger, 48, has been CFO and senior vice president of ExelonCorp. since 2008 and joined the company as controller in 2002.Earlier, he was controller, assistant treasurer and divisional vicepresident of logistics finance and planning for Kmart Corp. andworked in finance at Handleman Co.

Urban Outfitters, the $2.5 billion apparel anddécor retailer, named Frank Conforti CFO. Hesucceeds Eric Artz, who accepted the CFO positionat outdoor gear company Recreational Equipment, Inc. Conforti, 36,most recently was chief accounting officer for thePhiladelphia-based company, and previously served as its controllerand director of finance and SEC reporting. Prior to joining UrbanOutfitters in 2007, he was controller at AlliedBarton SecurityServices. Conforti started his career with KPMG in 1998.

Associated Banc-Corp, the $1 billion holdingcompany for Associated Bank, appointed Christopher DelMoral-Niles CFO. He replaces Joe Selnar,who will retire. Niles, 41, joined the Green Bay, Wis., company in2010 as corporate treasurer and executive vice president and wasnamed deputy chief financial officer in 2011. Earlier, DelMoral-Niles served as corporate treasurer at First American Corp.,divisional president at First American Trust and director ofliability management and senior vice president at Union Bank.