Fred Anderson to Retire as Apple CFO
Apple announced that Fred Anderson, Apple's executive vice president and Chief Financial Officer (CFO), will be retiring on June 1 2004.
Peter Oppenheimer, Apple's senior vice president of Finance and corporate controller will succeed Mr. Anderson as CFO.
At that time, Fred Anderson will then be appointed to Apple's Board of Directors.
Peter Oppenheimer, Apple's senior vice president of Finance and corporate controller will succeed Mr. Anderson as CFO.
At that time, Fred Anderson will then be appointed to Apple's Board of Directors.
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105 months ago
Not directly related, but it makes me wonder how many more years Jobs will remain CEO...
105 months ago
Is this bad news? Good news? What do shareholders think?
EDIT: Beat me to it.;)
EDIT: Beat me to it.;)
105 months ago
Fred totally saved Apple from doom.
- He raised money when they need it most
- He hoarded cash before the downturn
- He managed to keep investments in the black while the market was spiraling
Fred is an Amazing CFO and he'll hopefully stay very involved as a board member.
- He raised money when they need it most
- He hoarded cash before the downturn
- He managed to keep investments in the black while the market was spiraling
Fred is an Amazing CFO and he'll hopefully stay very involved as a board member.
105 months ago
*Dreads the day jobs retires*
I hope when he leaves there will be good replacement.
I hope when he leaves there will be good replacement.
105 months ago
Happy Retirement Mr. Anderson . . .
and congratulations to Mr. Oppenheimer.
Jobs remain CEO. . . forever!!! that will be the new apple product. . . a life support system . . . iLife . . . wait that name is already used
and congratulations to Mr. Oppenheimer.
Jobs remain CEO. . . forever!!! that will be the new apple product. . . a life support system . . . iLife . . . wait that name is already used
105 months ago
Thanks for the memories Fred. You kept a pulse in Apple through some tough times and we welcome you to the board. And all those teleconferences you did without wearing any pants... hysterical!
105 months ago
Sounds like good news. Seems that maybe he feels comfortable enough with the current financial status of Apple that he can catch up on his fishing.
105 months ago
Originally posted by jorel
Sounds like good news. Seems that maybe he feels comfortable enough with the current financial status of Apple that he can catch up on his fishing.
yeah, that's a positive way to look at it :)
105 months ago
MR. ANDERSON...
hehe sorry matrix speaking
hope he has a good retirment and i hope his replacement can build on his successes
hehe sorry matrix speaking
hope he has a good retirment and i hope his replacement can build on his successes
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