Revlon CFO
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Thomas McGuire appointed exec VP and CFO, effective Aug. 18, Revlon announces Aug. 7. Reporting to President and CEO Jack Stahl, McGuire will be responsible for developing processes within the financial organization to streamline and enhance execution of the firm's growth plans, company notes. Exec previously served 18 years with Coca-Cola. McGuire succeeds Douglas Greeff, who has assumed new role as exec VP-strategic finance, company notes. In his new position, Greeff will focus on Revlon's longer term financing and strategic products...
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