Jack in the Box Inc. Announces Departure of CFO Tim Mullany
Jack in the Box (NASDAQ: JACK) announced the departure of CFO Tim Mullany, effective February 2, 2023, for personal reasons. Until a successor is found, Dawn Hooper, with 22 years at the company, will serve as interim Principal Financial Officer. Mullany joined in January 2021 and was instrumental in the recent Del Taco acquisition. CEO Darin Harris praised Mullany’s contribution during challenging times of inflation and integration between the brands.
- Dawn Hooper's extensive experience of 22 years with Jack in the Box may ensure stability during the transition.
- Mullany significantly contributed to the Del Taco acquisition, enhancing the company's market position.
- The departure of a CFO could lead to uncertainty in financial leadership.
- Possible disruptions in financial strategy execution during the search for a new CFO.
While the company searches to identify a successor,
Mullany joined the
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