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Charles Pope to Retire From His CFO Role at Seagate
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on Tue, April 29th, 2008
He will be succeeded by Patrick O'Malley.
In his 24 years at Seagate, Pope has held a variety of financial and operating roles. His responsibilities have included leadership of the company's merger and acquisition activity, portfolio management, the re-engineering of many of Seagate's business processes, and the management of the company's media operations, all culminating in being named Chief Financial Officer in 1998 and subsequently assuming leadership of Seagate Services earlier this year.
Pope will be succeeded by Patrick O'Malley, currently Seagate's senior vice president, Finance Treasury. O'Malley is presently responsible for corporate accounting, reporting, treasury and credit, along with corporate financial planning and analysis and financial support for Seagate's business units, Sales, and other functions. In his previous positions at Seagate since joining the company in 1988, O'Malley has garnered a wealth of relevant experience including the implementation of critical finance and management systems, and the management of the company's Consumer Electronics business unit during its critical first year.
"Charles has played an instrumental role in shaping Seagate's success during years of unprecedented growth both within the company and the storage industry," said Bill Watkins, Seagate CEO. "I am very pleased that Seagate will continue to benefit from Charles' experience and capabilities as he leads Seagate Services going forward. I am also very pleased that the CFO role and responsibilities will transition from Charles to another highly skilled and well-qualified executive within Seagate's Finance organization. Pat O'Malley has been a valued senior executive during some of Seagate's most dramatic years of change, and I have every confidence that he will serve us well as our new CFO."
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