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AutoCanadaがマイク・ウッドワードを最高財務責任者に任命

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-- オートカナダ（ACQ.TO）は、マイク・ウッドワード氏を最高財務責任者（CFO）に任命したと、木曜日に発表した。就任は2026年7月6日付。 同社によると、ウッドワード氏は上場企業および非上場企業において18年以上にわたり財務部門のリーダーシップ経験を有している。 直近では、カナダ企業緊急資金公社（CEEFC）のCFOを務めた。また、以前はLynx AirとCampus EnergyのCFOも務めていた。 キャリアの初期には、モントリオール銀行（BMO.TO）とCIBCワールド・マーケッツで投資銀行部門の要職を歴任し、M&Aや資本市場取引に関する幅広いアドバイスを提供した。 「マイクは、財務規律、戦略的洞察力、そして実務経験という強力な組み合わせをもたらしてくれるでしょう」と、オートカナダの最高経営責任者（CEO）兼暫定CFOのサミュエル・コクラン氏は述べた。「彼の貢献に期待しており、戦略的イニシアチブの実行を継続していく中で、彼をオートカナダのチームに迎えることができて嬉しく思います。」 同社の株価はトロント証券取引所で直近の取引で0.09ドル安の22.35ドルだった。

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