April has brought a fresh wave of leadership changes to the executive office. Across industries—from tech and finance to retail and healthcare—organizations are tapping new chief executives to drive innovation, lead transformation, and navigate a complex business landscape. Today, Chief Executives Council will focus on 11 CEOs that have accepted new roles this month.
Spirit Airlines Names David Davis as New CEO
Spirit Airlines appointed Dave Davis as its new chief executive officer, weeks after the U.S. discount carrier emerged from bankruptcy and reconstituted its board. Davis, joining from rival Sun Country Airlines where he was the finance chief since 2018, will be tasked with a business overhaul as Spirit works to move away from its no-frills image and rebrand itself as a premium airline, after years of mounting losses.
Mercedes-Benz Names Adam Chamberlain as New CEO
Mercedes-Benz has announced a leadership transition in its North American division, naming industry veteran Adam Chamberlain as the next CEO of Mercedes-Benz USA. Chamberlain will also assume the role of head of marketing and sales for Mercedes-Benz Cars North America. The leadership change comes at a critical time for the company, as it continues to navigate rapid shifts in the automotive landscape, including electrification, supply chain challenges and digitalization.
Puma Names Arthur Hoeld as New CEO
Puma has named former Adidas sales head Arthur Hoeld as its new management board chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) to lead company growth.
Jersey Mike’s Subs Names Charlie Morrison as New CEO
Jersey Mike’s Subs, a leading franchisor of sandwich shops with over 3,000 U.S. locations, announced the appointment of CEO Charlie Morrison, an industry veteran who has driven long-term growth and international expansion at some of the world’s most recognizable restaurant brands.
Discord Names Humam Sakhnini as New CEO
Discord announced the appointment of Humam Sakhnini as Chief Executive Officer. Sakhnini brings over 15 years of gaming industry experience to Discord. Most recently he was Vice Chairman at Activision Blizzard, managing a multi-billion dollar portfolio including Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, and Candy Crush.
Tennessee Valley Authority Names Don Moul as New CEO
The nation’s largest public utility promoted one of its top executives to CEO, putting Don Moul in charge of the Tennessee Valley Authority as President Donald Trump has cast renewed attention on the federal entity. Moul has served as TVA’s executive vice president and chief operating officer since June 2021.
Hoonigan Names Lennie Rhoades as New CEO
Hoonigan, a leading provider of aftermarket vehicle enhancements, announced that Lennie Rhoades has joined as Chief Executive Officer. Lennie Rhoades brings over 25 years of leadership experience across consumer products, lifestyle brands, and industrial goods. He most recently served as President of Fluidra North America, a global leader in pool and wellness equipment.
AdventHealth Names David Banks as New President and CEO
AdventHealth has named its replacement for retiring CEO Terry Shaw. The board of directors appointed David Banks as the new president and CEO of the system. Banks will oversee the national footprint for the organization, including 55 hospital campuses and 100,000 team members.
CapturePoint Names Greg Harper as New CEO
CapturePoint announced its Board of Directors has appointed Greg Harper as Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Harper has been a leader in the U.S. energy sector for over 35 years, most recently serving as co-founder, Chairman and CEO of Evergreen Midstream LLC, an asset acquisition and development firm focused on traditional and renewable resources.
WilliamsMarston Names Sanjay Ramaswamy as New CEO
WilliamsMarston, a provider of accounting, tax, valuation, and transaction advisory services, has appointed Sanjay Ramaswamy as the new CEO. Ramaswamy’s previous roles include EY, AlixPartners, Johnson & Johnson, and McKinsey & Company.
American Financial Resources Names Robert Pieklo as New CEO
American Financial Resources (AFR) announced the promotions of Robert Pieklo to CEO. Pieklo, who was appointed as COO following AFR’s acquisition by Proprietary Capital in February 2024, now steps into the role of leading the company.
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