Performance Food Group Company Announces Finance Department Promotions
Performance Food Group Company (NYSE: PFGC) has announced the promotions of four senior leaders in its Finance department. Jeff Fender is now Senior Vice President & Treasurer, while George Hearn shifts to Senior Vice President & CFO of Performance Foodservice. Liz Mountjoy and Chris Vlahcevic also advance to Senior Vice President roles focusing on strategy and finance. These changes aim to enhance PFG's finance capabilities amid growth. The firm operates across North America, serving over 300,000 locations with a workforce of more than 30,000 associates.
- Promotions of four senior leaders signify strong leadership in finance.
- PFG aims to enhance finance capabilities amidst company growth.
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Along with the promotions,
"Our Finance team has strong leaders who are supported by very talented and skilled associates," said
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Chris Vlahcevic is now Senior Vice President, Finance & CAO.Ms. Vlahcevic started with PFG in 2015 as Vice President, Finance & CAO. She is responsible for external reporting, corporate tax, master data management and financial systems. She also leads acquisition quality of earnings and due diligence coordination. Before joining PFG, she served asCFO for Comfort Zone Camp and was also Senior Vice President & Corporate Controller forLandAmerica Financial Group .Ms. Vlahcevic earned a bachelor’s degree in Commerce from theUniversity of Virginia . -
Jeff Fender is now Senior Vice President & Treasurer.Mr. Fender joined PFG in 2002 as treasurer and soon became a Corporate Vice President. He has served as CFO of Performance Foodservice since 2019, working as a business partner to ensure alignment, accelerate growth and drive financial results. In his time at PFG,Mr. Fender has been instrumental in guiding the business through the transition from public to private and back into the public markets. Prior to PFG, he served in finance, tax and accounting leadership roles with Capital One, Circuit City and PwC.Mr. Fender earned a bachelor’s degree in Commerce from theUniversity of Virginia and a master’s degree in Taxation fromVirginia Commonwealth University . -
Liz Mountjoy is now Senior Vice President, Strategy and Mergers & Acquisition.Ms. Mountjoy joined PFG in 2019 as Vice President over that area. She works across PFG to evaluate and plan growth opportunities and related mergers and acquisitions. Before joining PFG, she served as Vice President of Strategy and Business Development for Altria along with serving as Managing Director of the company’s Digital & Marketing Services organization. She also spent 10 years in consulting, including with PwC, where she focused on leading clients through critical business transformations.Ms. Mountjoy received her undergraduate degree from theUniversity of Virginia and her master’s degree in Business Administration from Duke University’sFuqua School of Business . -
George Hearn is now Senior Vice President & CFO of Performance Foodservice.Mr. Hearn has served as Vice President & Treasurer of PFG since joining the company in 2019 where he led treasury, shared services and corporate financial planning and analysis, and previously led corporate tax. He began his career with General Electric where he was a divisional CFO and key architect in a business line spinoff, later becoming CFO of that business.Mr. Hearn received a bachelor’s degree in Accounting from the State University ofNew York -Albany and earned a master’s degree in Business Administration from theRobinson College of Business atGeorgia State University .
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