Sunoco, a $54.1 billion Philadelphia-based petroleum company, has hired Brian MacDonald as CFO and senior vice president. He replaces Terence Delaney, Sunoco's interim CFO since December 2008. MacDonald, 43, is joining Sunoco from Dell, where he most recently was CFO of the commercial business unit and earlier served as the company's treasurer. Prior to joining Dell, MacDonald worked in finance positions at General Motors, including deputy CFO of Isuzu Motors and treasurer of GM Canada.
Chiquita Brands International, a $3.6 billion marketer and distributor of food products, has promoted Michael Sims to CFO and senior vice president. He succeeds Jeffrey Zalla, who is leaving the Cleveland-based company to pursue a new business venture. Sims, 50, most recently Chiquita's vice president of corporate development and treasurer, has also held financial reporting, strategic analysis, investor relations and corporate planning positions in his more than 20 years at the company, as well as serving as CFO of its European operations. Before joining Chiquita, Sims worked for Ernst & Young.
Bank of America, the $72.7 billion provider of banking services, has named Neil Cotty chief accounting officer. His predecessor, Craig Rosato, was named consumer credit risk executive. Cotty, 54, most recently served as the Charlotte, N.C.-based bank's CFO of global banking and wealth. He worked at NationsBank prior to its 1998 merger with B of A, serving as controller of capital markets and CFO of global finance.
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Discover Financial Services, a Riverwoods, Ill.-based credit card issuer with $5.6 billion in revenue, has named Mark Zaeske chief accounting officer. He succeeds Roy Guthrie, who will continue in his role as the company's CFO. Zaeske, 42, previously worked at JPMorgan Chase, where he served as CFO of the treasury services division, the commercial banking division and the worldwide securities services division. Zaeske has also served as treasurer for AIG's retirement savings unit and as assistant treasurer at Citigroup.
MoneyGram International, a Minneapolis-based payment services company with $927 million in revenue, has appointed Jeffrey Woods CFO and executive vice president. His predecessor, David Parrin, resigned in March. Woods, 40, most recently served as CFO for global investment banking and chief operating officer for Americas investment banking at JPMorgan Chase. Earlier, he worked at McKinsey & Co.
Dolan Media, a Minneapolis-based provider of business information with $189.9 million in revenue, has named Vicki Duncomb CFO. She replaces Scott Pollei, who has been promoted to chief operating officer. Duncomb, 52, joined Dolan in 2006 as vice president of finance from McGraw-Hill, where she was group director of finance, operations and strategic planning for the healthcare information group. Earlier, she served as CFO of Check Technology Corp. and as controller of Power Sentry.
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