Stewart Glendinning, the previous govt vp and leader monetary officer (CFO) of Tyson Meals who used to be reassigned because the president of Tyson’s Ready Meals Staff, has resigned.
Consistent with a securities submitting that may be discovered at the Tyson Meals investor family members webpage, Glendinning, on September 5, notified the corporate of his resignation, efficient September 14.
Tyson Meals has now not but replied to a WATT International Media request for remark.
Glendinning joined Tyson in February 2018 because the CFO, after a 13-year profession with Molson Coors Brewing Corporate, the place he served in more than a few management capacities, together with CFO, UK; world CFO, president & CEO, UK; president & CEO, Canada; and president and CFO, World.
After Glendinning served as Tyson’s CFO for greater than 4 years, Tyson Meals introduced a reassignment of individuals of the corporate’s management staff, through which Glendinning used to be named to lead Tyson’s Ready Meals Staff.
On the time, Tyson Meals CEO Donnie King mentioned: “Stewart has the monetary and operational background, as neatly because the confirmed organizational control abilities had to assist unencumber the complete attainable of our iconic client manufacturers inside Tyson’s Ready Meals industry.”
In that very same announcement, Tyson published that its leader sustainability officer, John R. Tyson, would prevail Glendinning as CFO. John R. Tyson is the son of Tyson Meals Chairman John H. Tyson.
It used to be additionally introduced on the time that Glendinning’s predecessor as Ready Meals staff president, Noelle O’Mara, used to be leaving Tyson Meals “to pursue different alternatives.” Her most up-to-date paintings revel in indexed on her LinkedIn profile stays her stint with Tyson Meals.
Previous to his paintings with Molson Coors, Glendinning served in senior monetary positions with The Hackett Staff and KPMG. He earned a bachelor’s level in accounting from the School of William and Mary and a regulation level from the College of Miami. He’s at the board of North West Corporate and has served with more than a few organizations throughout the U.S. Naval Reserve.