Executive Moves You Should Know About This Week (May 21, 2025)

Typeform

Typeform has a new number-cruncher at the helm. Benoit Aguila, who’s held senior finance roles at SellerX, Groupon, and General Electric, steps in as CFO to help steer the company’s next growth chapter. He joins just weeks after Typeform launched a new AI suite, signaling a deeper investment in product innovation and operational scale. Read More

Bath & Body Works

Daniel Heaf is taking the reins at Bath & Body Works, stepping in as CEO after leadership stints at Burberry, Nike, and the BBC. Known for his digital transformation chops, Heaf will steer the legacy retailer into its next era as it grapples with a post-mall world and evolving consumer trends. Heaf succeeds Gina Boswell who was at the company as CEO for roughly 2 and half years. Read More

CBS News

Wendy McMahon is stepping down as CBS News chief after a rocky run that’s seen lawsuits, leadership exits, and a merger in limbo. A $20 billion defamation suit from Donald Trump has frozen Paramount’s $8 billion Skydance deal. With “60 Minutes” boss Bill Owens and anchor Norah O’Donnell also out, CBS News finds itself mid-reboot with the script still unwritten. Read More

Xerox

Following its $1.5 billion (£1.2bn) acquisition of print tech firm Lexmark, Xerox has named several new leaders to its boardroom and executive ranks. Chuck Butler steps in as Chief Business Services Officer, while Billy Spears takes the helm as Chief Product Development and Delivery Officer. Xerox says the appointments aim to accelerate innovation in print, digital services, and intelligent workplace tech. Read More

CarMax

CarMax Chief Growth and Strategy Officer James Lyski left the used-car giant. The news comes as CarMax deepens its ties with the WNBA through its “Tip-Off Test Drive” campaign. Read More

Expedia Group

Hilik Kotler has joined Expedia Group as SVP and Chief Information Security Officer after four years leading security at SoFi. He’ll report to CTO Ramana Thumu. With past CISO stints at FICO and Amdocs, Kotler is bringing heavyweight credentials to Expedia’s next chapter. Read More

Microsoft

Jennifer Weitzel has rejoined Microsoft as Corporate VP of Engineering, Procurement, and Construction, leading efforts to expand its cloud and AI data center infrastructure. Her return comes as Microsoft faces both rapid growth and rising tensions—its Build conference was interrupted by protestors. Read More

WellSaid Labs

WellSaid Labs is changing its tune—promoting CFO Benjamin Dorr to CEO. Dorr, who was previously the Chief Operating Officer at Cordial Inc., now leads the voice AI company as it prepares to drive further growth in enterprise solutions and expand the potential of AI voice with the rollout of its anticipated “Caruso” foundational model. Read More

Kellanova

Kellanova is cooking up a leadership shift, naming John Renwick as Acting Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer following Amit Banati’s departure. As the snack giant behind household names like Pringles, Cheez-It, and Pop-Tarts stirs the pot on its global strategy, McKinstray will keep the financials crisp and steady. Read More

Family Dollar

Family Dollar is cashing in on experience, naming retail veteran Duncan Mac Naughton as CEO after its $1 billion sale by Dollar Tree—a steep drop from the $9 billion it paid nearly a decade ago. With past stints at Walmart and a previous run as Family Dollar’s President and Chief Operating Officer, Mac Naughton returns to familiar aisles to stabilize the brand. The move marks a new chapter for the struggling discount chain as it looks to regain footing under new ownership. Read More

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