Stepping down in a period of unrest and uncertainty.
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GameStop chief financial officer and executive vice president Jim Bell announced his resignation today.
Bell is fully stepping down from his role on March 26, with a search for a replacement underway.
Senior vice president Diana Jajeh will be appointed interim chief financial officer if a replacement is not found by March 26.
GameStop chief financial officer (CFO) and executive vice president Jim Bell is resigning from the company, GameStop confirmed via press release, stating that The Company thanks Mr. Bell for his significant contributions and leadership, including his efforts over the past year during the COVID-19 pandemic. Bell will be leaving the company on March 26, 2021.
GameStop is now looking for a replacement CFO, with a leading executive search firm aiding the process. GameStop notes that if a replacement CFO is not found by the time Bell steps down, then the company will appoint Diana Ja...
Monday 1 March 2021
windowscentral - 6 days ago
GameStop CFO resigns amidst company transition
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