Brian Robins | Snowflake
Brian Robins will join Snowflake as the data cloud company’s new CFO on Sept. 22. Robins has been the finance chief of technology company GitLab since October 2020. Before that, he held CFO roles at Sisense, Cylance, AlienVault and Verisign. Robins is currently on the GitLab Foundation board of directors, as well as the ID.me board, where he serves as a member and as audit committee chair. He succeeds Mike Scarpelli, who is retiring as CFO on the same day Robins starts. Scarpelli will remain an employee through the transition and then will take on an advisory role.
Mike Liberatore | xAI
Mike Liberatore, the CFO of xAI — Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company — has reportedly left the company. Liberatore left the company around the end of July, and the reason he left is still unknown, according to The Wall Street Journal. Liberatore only joined the company in April from Airbnb, where he worked for eight years. Over his time at the home-sharing business, he held several leadership positions, including vice president of finance and corporate development and business unit CFO roles. Earlier roles include CFO of SquareTrade and director of corporate FP&A at eBay.
Patraic Reagan | Crocs
Footwear maker Crocs appointed Patraic Reagan as its new executive vice president and CFO, effective Sept. 22. Reagan joins the company from home appliance company SharkNinja, where he has been finance chief since April 2024. He previously spent 14 years at Nike in several roles, including vice president and CFO of Asia Pacific and Latin America, and vice president of global business planning. Reagan replaces Susan Healy, who took the CFO seat in June 2024.
Scott Kennedy | Caribou Coffee
Caribou Coffee’s CFO and interim chief executive officer, Scott Kennedy, was named CEO of the coffee retailer. Kennedy joined Caribou Coffee in 2019 as finance chief and assumed the additional role of interim CEO in March 2025, succeeding John Butcher, who stepped down. Before joining Caribou, Kennedy spent 14 years at Target in executive roles, including president of financial and retail services. Earlier in his career, he spent nearly 16 years at KPMG, where he was most recently a partner.
Martyn Hawkins | Everton Football Club
Martyn Hawkins was hired as the chief financial officer of Premier League team Everton Football Club. Hawkins started his career at Deloitte as an auditor and was most recently a senior consultant in its sports business group. Earlier roles include finance business partner at Manchester City Football Club, along with several senior positions at City Football Group, including interim group CFO, group finance director and club finance director. Hawkins was most recently running his own sports advisory business, where he worked with organizations across the football industry. Hawkins replaces James Maryniak, who left the club.
Michael Fedock | Iqvia
Iqvia, a provider of clinical research services, commercial insights and healthcare intelligence, promoted Michael Fedock to finance chief. Fedock, who is currently senior vice president of financial planning and analysis, will take over as CFO on Feb. 28, 2026. Fedock joined Iqvia in 2016 and has held several senior financial roles, including CFO of its research and development solutions business unit and CFO of Iqvia Laboratories. Fedock succeeds Ron Bruehlman, who is retiring. Bruehlman will continue to serve as senior adviser to the CEO.
Inder M. Singh | IonQ
IonQ, a commercial quantum computing and quantum networking company, appointed Inder M. Singh as its new CFO and chief operating officer. In connection with his appointment, Singh has stepped down from IonQ’s Board of Directors. Singh was most recently CFO of British semiconductor and software design company Arm, where he oversaw the majority of its IPO — the largest of 2023. He earlier held several leadership roles at global technology solutions company Unisys, culminating as CFO. He also worked at Cisco, where he served as vice president of corporate financial strategy and M&A. Singh succeeds Thomas Kramer, who will remain at the company in an advisory capacity.
Glenn Carter | Motiva
Glenn Carter was promoted to chief financial officer of Motiva, a company that refines, distributes and markets petroleum products. Carter has held several roles over his 14 years at Motiva and was most recently controller and vice president of enterprise risk. He succeeds Rose Sink, who joined Motiva in 2014 as general manager of supply and logistics before being appointed chief financial officer in 2020.
