Orion Group Holdings, Inc. Announces Chief Financial Officer Change
Orion Group Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: ORN) announced the resignation of Robert L. Tabb as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective October 29, 2021. Tabb, who joined the company in 2018 and served as CFO since March 2019, is leaving for a non-competitive opportunity. The senior management team will oversee his responsibilities during the search for a new CFO. CEO Mark Stauffer praised Tabb's contributions, highlighting his role in building a strong team and positioning Orion for future success.
- Robert Tabb has contributed positively to Orion's financial strategies since 2018.
- The management team has experience and can independently manage CFO responsibilities during the transition.
- Transitioning CFOs can create uncertainty and potential operational disruption.
- Loss of a key executive may impact shareholder confidence.
“Robert has been an integral member of the Orion team for the last 7 years,” said
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