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CFO of C.H. Robinson, Mike Zechmeister, announces departure in 2024, with the company actively seeking a successor.
C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc. has announced the upcoming departure of CFO Mike Zechmeister in 2024. With a proactive search for a successor underway, Zechmeister will stay until one is appointed, ensuring a smooth transition by the end of May.
CEO Dave Bozeman shared comments on the CFO's departure:
“We greatly appreciate Mike’s dedication and contributions to Robinson over the past four years to ensure the company’s continued success,” said Dave Bozeman, President and Chief Executive Officer. “During his tenure as CFO, Mike built a strong Finance organization that will continue to serve Robinson well. I am also personally grateful for Mike’s support, partnership and counsel as I stepped into this role this summer. We thank Mike for his leadership and wish him the best in his next chapter.”
Sources: FreightWaves | C.H. Robinson
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