As March 2025 comes to an end, the business world saw a significant reshuffling of leadership at the highest level. Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) are stepping into new roles, navigating complex markets, and guiding their organizations through a period of rapid change. Today, Chief Executives Council will focus on 10 CEOs that accepted new positions.
Intel Names Lip-Bu Tan as New CEO
Intel appointed Lip-Bu Tan as its new CEO, as the chipmaker attempts to recover from a tumultuous four-year run. Tan was previously CEO of Cadence Design Systems, which makes software used by all the major chip designers, including Intel
David’s Bridal Names Kelly Cook as New CEO
David’s Bridal has tapped a new CEO to lead the company as it looks to transform from a legacy retailer into a bridal media powerhouse nearly two years after emerging from its second bankruptcy. Kelly Cook, the current president of brand, technology and finance, will take over as David’s CEO.
Carter’s Names Doug Palladini as New CEO
Child and baby retailer, Carter’s, announced the appointment of Doug Palladini as its next CEO. Palladini most recently started his own consulting firm and previously served as global brand president for V.F. Corporation’s (VFC) Vans brand.
NASFAA Names Melanie Storey as New CEO
The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) announced Melanie Storey as its new President & CEO. With decades of experience in federal higher education policy and implementation, Storey brings a depth of knowledge of financial aid operations, innovative leadership, and operational management to the position.
Crown Castle Names Dan Schlanger as New CEO
Crown Castle Inc. announced that the Company’s Board of Directors has appointed Dan Schlanger, Executive Vice President (EVP) and Chief Financial Officer (CFO), as interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
DuBois Chemicals Names John Wolf as New CEO
DuBois Chemicals, a leading full-service provider of customized specialty chemical solutions, named John Wolf, an accomplished CEO and senior executive with extensive experience leading and scaling solutions-oriented industrial businesses. .
Allinial Global Names Tony Sacre as New CEO
Allinial Global, an association of independent accounting and consulting firms, has appointed Tony Sacre as its next CEO. Sacre brings over 25 years of leadership experience across major global financial institutions, including ANZ Banking Group, Commonwealth Bank, HSBC, JP Morgan and National Australia Bank.
Fincantieri Marinette Marine Names Jan Allman as New CEO
Fincantieri Marinette Marine announced Jan Allman has returned to the company as chief executive officer. Allman, who served as the shipyard’s CEO from 2014 to 2021, succeeds Mark Vandroff, who is headed back to Fincantieri Marine Group, Washington, D.C., in a new role as senior vice president of government relations.
Monogram Foods Names Jeff Frank as New CEO
Monogram Foods, a Memphis-based food manufacturing company, has appointed Jeff Frank as its new CEO. Jeff has been the Organic Valley CEO since January 2023 and brings over two decades of leadership experience in the food industry, including a 25-year tenure at Hormel Foods.
Mirakl Names Scott Eckert as New CEO
Mirakl has appointed Scott Eckert as its new CEO of the Americas. He will lead efforts to expand the company’s marketplace and retail media services, focusing on increasing the adoption of Mirakl Ads for first-party and third-party products and growing the Mirakl Connect platform, which allows brands and sellers to operate across multiple marketplaces.
Additional CEO’s on the Move
CEO’s on the Move: February 2025
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