Marsh &McLennan Cos., an $11.5 billion global professionalservices firm, named J. Michael Bischoff CFO. Hesucceeds Vanessa Wittman, who left to become CFOand senior vice president at Motorola Mobility, a unit ofGoogle. Bischoff, 64, pictured at right, has served as MMC'sinterim CFO since March. Previously he was responsible for leadingMMC's corporate development, mergers and acquisitions, treasury andinvestor relations units. Bischoff joined the company in 1982.

Entergy Corp., an $11.2 billion integratedenergy company based in New Orleans, appointed Andrew Marsh CFO andexecutive vice president effective in January. He will replaceLeo Denault, who was promoted to chairman and CEO.Marsh, 40, currently serves as vice president of system planningfor Entergy Services. Since joining Entergy in 1998, he has alsoserved as vice president of planning and financial communicationsand vice president of strategic planning.

NewellRubbermaid, a $5.8 billion marketer of consumer andcommercial products, named Doug Martin CFO. He succeeds Juan Figuereo, who is steppingdown. Martin, 49, pictured at left, is a 25-year veteran ofthe Atlanta-based company and most recently served as deputyCFO. Prior to that, he was vice president of finance forNewell Consumer, the company's largest unit, vice president offinance for its office products unit, and treasurer and corporatevice president.