Thomas Dittrich | Amgen
Thomas Dittrich was named Amgen‘s finance chief. Dittrich will rejoin the drugmaker as executive vice president on July 1 and assume the role of chief financial officer on Sept. 1. Dittrich previously held senior finance roles at Amgen between 2006 and 2014, most recently as corporate controller and chief accounting officer. He joins the company from the Swiss dermatology company Galderma, where he has served as CFO since 2019. He earlier held chief financial officer roles at Shire and Sulzer. Dittrich succeeds Peter Griffith, who is retiring. Griffith has been the chief financial officer since 2020. Griffith will stay with the company into January 2027 to help with the transition.
Jérémie Papin | Thales
Jérémie Papin was appointed chief financial officer of the defense and technology group Thales. Papin recently stepped down as CFO of Nissan, a role he held since January 2025. Papin joined the automaker in 2018 as senior vice president of finance for Nissan North America from Renault Group, where he was vice president of group strategy and business development. He earlier joined the Renault Nissan Alliance as a financial consultant. Papin started his career in 1999 as a financial analyst for the European automotive sector at Deutsche Bank, before joining Lehman Brothers and Nomura Bank.
Siddharth Thacker | Rent the Runway
Rent the Runway’s CFO, Siddharth Thacker, is resigning. The resignation comes a week after the company’s co-founder, Jennifer Hyman, stepped down as CEO. Thacker will leave on or about June 3 to pursue other opportunities, according to an SEC filing. Thacker joined the company in July 2022 as senior vice president of finance and was promoted to finance chief in May 2023. He was earlier an investment partner at alternative asset manager Coalition Investment Partners and was CEO of investment advisory firm SAR Capital Advisors.
Massimo Andolina | Philip Morris International
Philip Morris International appointed longtime company executive Massimo Andolina as group CFO effective Aug. 1, succeeding Emmanuel Babeau after a six-year tenure in the role. Andolina currently serves as president of PMI’s Europe region and has spent more than 17 years with the company across transformation, operations and regional leadership roles, including overseeing PMI’s European smoke-free product expansion. Before joining PMI, he held leadership positions at Tetra Pak and Japan Tobacco International. Babeau will remain with the company as a strategic advisor through March 2027 to support the transition, as PMI continues to expand smoke-free products, which now account for almost half of company revenue.
Dan Karpel | Caleres
Interim CFO Dan Karpel will take on the role permanently at Caleres, a footwear company that includes Famous Footwear, Sam Edelman and Stuart Weitzman. Karpel rejoined Caleres as chief accounting officer in October 2025 and was appointed as interim chief financial officer in January 2026. He will serve as principal financial officer and principal accounting officer. Karpel previously held chief financial officer roles at Club Car Wash, CW Holdings and Save A Lot.
Kevin Ooley | DataBank
Data center solution firm DataBank promoted its CFO, Kevin Ooley, to chief executive officer, effective Jan. 1, 2027. Ooley joined DataBank in 2011 as chief financial officer and took on the additional role of president in 2017. Before that, he was the finance chief of media and publishing company Thompson Media Group. Ooley succeeds Raul Martynek, who has been CEO since 2017 and was part of the DigitalBridge team that acquired the business in 2016. Martynek will become executive chairman of DataBank’s Board of Directors.
John Hazlett | Willamette Valley Vineyards
Willamette Valley Vineyards named John Hazlett as chief financial officer of the winery. Hazlett was most recently the founding partner of fractional CFO firm Trailwise Advisory Services. Before that, he was CFO of semiconductor equipment manufacturer RENA Technologies North America. He earlier held CFO and senior finance roles at Climax Portable Machine Tools, Eaton and Microsoft.
Blaine Fitzgerald | StackAdapt
StackAdapt named Blaine Fitzgerald as the marketing platform’s new finance chief. Fitzgerald joins the company from global supply chain software company Kinaxis, where he has been CFO since 2021. He previously spent over five years at Shopify, most recently as vice president of finance. During his time at Shopify, he played a key role in its 2015 IPO. Earlier in his career, Fitzgerald held roles across the hedge fund industry in Bermuda and Luxembourg and started his career in Vancouver as a CPA.
Mike Mancini | Nuro
Autonomous driving technology firm Nuro appointed Mike Mancini as chief financial officer. Mancini’s hire comes as it prepares to launch its robotaxi service with Uber and Lucid in the San Francisco Bay Area later this year. Mancini most recently was finance chief of Energy Recovery. He previously held CFO roles at Astranis Space Technologies and Aerion Supersonic. He worked in private equity and public markets investing earlier in his career.
Nicole Johnson | 3V Infrastructure
EV charging company 3V Infrastructure promoted Nicole Johnson to chief financial officer. Johnson joined 3V Infrastructure in January 2025 as vice president of finance. Before that, she was CFO of Carbon America, a carbon capture and sequestration developer. Johnson earlier held finance leadership roles for over 13 years at oil and gas company Samuel Gary Jr. & Associates, most recently as vice president of finance. She began her career in Public Accounting at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Jaime Gow | Texas Stock Exchange
The Texas Stock Exchange’s inaugural CFO is Jaime Gow, as the Dallas-based exchange continues building out leadership ahead of its push to compete for U.S. public listings. Gow joins from loan servicer Sagent, where he led finance, treasury, tax and accounting functions tied to a platform supporting more than $2.5 trillion in unpaid principal balance and 16 million loans. He previously served as CFO and deputy CFO at Mr. Cooper Group and earlier helped lead Capital Bank through an IPO, multiple acquisitions and its eventual $2.2 billion sale to First Horizon.
