Three CFOs from some of the largest and most high profile companies around--Citigroup, Home Depot and Intel--share their thoughts on how finance can help steer a company's strategy through rough economic waters
Insight Enterprises Inc. has appointed Glynis Bryan CFO of the $3.8 billion provider of brand-name information technology hardware, software and services, with headquarters in Tempe, Ariz. Bryan, 48, succeeds Stanley Laybourne, who announced his retirement in May.
Korn/Ferry International named Stephen Giusto executive vice president and CFO of the $689 million executive search firm, with headquarters in Los Angeles. Giusto, 45, succeeds Gary D. Burnison who was promoted to CEO.
After years of trimming staff and automating processes, treasurers are beginning to see that the lowest headcount does not always translate into the most efficient shop. A few brave ones are making the case for treasury to bulk up a bit.
McDonald's Corp. has announced the retirement of current CFO Matthew Paull, of the $21.6 billion corporation that franchises and operates McDonald's restaurants, with headquarters in Oak Brook, Ill.