Owens & Minor, a Richmond, Va.-based distributor of medical and surgical supplies, has hired D. Andrew Edwards as corporate vice president of finance and says that he will become controller and chief accounting officer in April when Olwen Cape retires. Cape has been the company's chief accounting officer since 1997. Edwards is joining Owens & Minor from Tredegar Corp., where he had been CFO since 2003 and had worked since 1992 in finance and accounting positions.

Robert Schriesheim will join Hewitt Associates, the $3 billion human resources consulting and outsourcing provider, as its CFO in January. Lincolnshire, Ill.-based Hewitt says John Park, its CFO since 2005, is leaving to pursue other opportunities. Schriesheim, 49, is currently CFO, executive vice president and a member of the board at Lawson Software. Lawson, a St. Paul, Minn.-based company with $757 million in 2008 revenue, is promoting Stefan Schulz to CFO to succeed Schriesheim. Schulz, 43, is Lawson's senior vice president of finance and chief accounting officer. He joined Lawson in 2005 from BMC Software, where he held finance positions including corporate controller and vice president of revenue operations.

Huntington Bancshares, a Columbus, Ohio-based bank holding company with $2.2 billion of 2008 revenue, has hired David Anderson as controller and executive vice president. He succeeds Thomas Reed, who had served as Huntington's controller since 2006 and will remain with the company as director of finance. Anderson, 55, most recently was corporate controller of Citizens Financial Group and earlier served as CFO for a division of Bank One.

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Alliance Data Systems, a $2 billion provider of marketing solutions, has named Charles Horn CFO and executive vice president. He succeeds Edward Heffernan, who became president and CEO of the Dallas-based company earlier this year. Horn is joining Alliance Data from Builders FirstSource, where he served as CFO and senior vice president. Earlier, he worked in finance at Pier 1 and served as CFO of Conquest Industries.

Mark McBride has been named CFO of EnergySolutions, a $1.7 billion service provider to the nuclear energy industry. He succeeds Philip Strawbridge, who is resigning to pursue personal business interests. McBride, 48, has served as the Salt Lake City, Utah, company's corporate controller and senior vice president since 2007. Earlier, he was chief accounting officer and treasurer of Mrs. Fields Famous Brands. McBride has also served as CFO at Ovid Technologies and as corporate controller of Evans & Sutherland Computer Corp.

EZCorp, an Austin, Texas-based operator of pawn shops and short-term consumer loan stores with $598.8 million in 2008 revenue, has hired Brad Wolfe as senior vice president of finance. He will become CFO in January, succeeding the retiring Dan Tonissen. Wolfe, 50, most recently was CFO of a venture capital fund, Sant? Ventures. He has also served as CFO for Aon's financial services subsidiary, and at Broe Cos. and DCI/Syntex.

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