Dan Janki | Delta
Delta Air Lines CFO Dan Janki will be moving into the chief operating officer role. Janki has been the finance chief since July 2021, when he joined the airline after a 29-year career at GE. Erik Snell was named as Janki’s successor. Snell has worked at Delta for the last 20 years and was most recently executive vice president and chief customer experience officer. As CFO, Snell will oversee Delta's finance organization, fleet and supply chain teams and its refinery subsidiary Monroe Energy.
Ken Sharp | L3Harris
Ken Sharp was named chief financial officer of defense contractor L3Harris Technologies, effective March 16. Sharp joins the company from national security company Peraton, where he has been CFO since late 2023. He was previously chief financial officer of IT services company DXC Technology and of Northrop Grumman’s defense systems business. Sharp replaces CFO Ken Bedingfield, who is also the president of the firm’s Missile Solutions segment. Bedingfield will remain president of its missile business ahead of its planned IPO in the second half of 2026. The Department of Defense has invested $1 billion as an anchor investment to support the spin-off of the Missile Solutions segment.
Kenny Cheung | McKesson
McKesson named Kenny Cheung as its new chief financial officer, effective May 29. Cheung joins the healthcare company from food distributor Sysco, where he has served as CFO for the past three years. Before that, he worked at rental car company Hertz, most recently as chief financial officer. Cheung replaces Britt Vitalone, who is retiring after 20 years at the healthcare company, including more than eight years as chief financial officer. After retiring as CFO, Vitalone will become a strategic adviser to support the transition and its planned separation of McKesson’s Medical Surgical Solutions.
Brandon Sewell | Sysco
Sysco named Brandon Sewell as interim CFO to replace outgoing finance chief Kenny Cheung, effective March 6. Sewell joined Sysco in 2014 and has been senior vice president and CFO of its U.S. business since October 2024. Earlier roles include head of finance for supply chain and head of finance for merchandising, and he previously led global FP&A.
Gary Bischoping | Thomson Reuters
Thomson Reuters named Gary Bischoping as the global content and technology company’s new finance chief, effective May 8. Bischoping was most recently a partner at Hellman & Friedman, where he led its Finance Center of Excellence. Bischoping previously held CFO roles at Finastra and Varian Medical Systems. He spent over 17 years at Dell Technologies in senior finance leadership roles, including divisional CFO positions. Bischoping succeeds Mike Eastwood, who is retiring as CFO. Eastwood will become chairman of the board of the Thomson Reuters Foundation and will serve as an adviser to President and CEO Steve Hasker.
Aziz Megji | Asana
Work management platform firm Asana promoted Aziz Megji to finance chief, effective March 24. Megji joined the company in December 2024 as head of strategic finance and FP&A from RingCentral, where he was senior vice president of finance. Earlier roles include senior director of corporate development at Nvidia and vice president of corporate development at Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Megji succeeds Sonalee Parekh, who is leaving the company to become the chief financial officer of cybersecurity firm SentinelOne. Parekh joined Asana in September 2024 as CFO from RingCentral, where she held the same position.
Amit Sripathi | Wyndham Hotels & Resorts
Amit Sripathi was promoted to chief financial officer of Wyndham Hotels & Resorts. Sripathi has worked at the company since 2021 and was most recently chief development officer of North America. Before Wyndham, he was with RLJ Lodging Trust, where he was responsible for capital markets and corporate finance. He earlier held roles of increasing responsibility in the real estate, lodging and gaming investment banking group at Deutsche Bank. Sripathi replaces Kurt Albert, who has been interim chief financial officer since November. Albert stepped in for Michele Allen, who left Wyndham to become CFO of Jersey Mike’s.
David Foster | Eaton
David Foster has been appointed CFO and executive vice president of Eaton, a global power management company. Foster rejoins the company after a 29-year career with the organization. Before retiring from the company in 2022, he held several roles across its finance organization, including most recently as senior vice president of finance and planning for its industrial sector. Foster succeeds Olivier Leonetti, who will be leaving Eaton on March 13 as part of a planned transition. Leonetti joined Eaton in January 2024, having previously served for almost five years as a member of Eaton’s board. He was earlier the CFO at Johnson Controls.
Brad Hill | Red Lobster
Seafood restaurant company Red Lobster hired Brad Hill as chief financial officer and EVP of transformation. Hill spent eight years working at restaurant chain P.F. Chang's, where he held several leadership roles, including CFO and chief operating officer. He was most recently CEO of P.F. Chang's for six months before leaving in November 2025. Hill succeeds Bob Baker, who has left the company. Baker joined the chain as CFO in October 2024, about a month after Red Lobster exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
