Medtronic plc, a global leader in healthcare technology announced that Karen Parkhill will resign as executive vice president and chief financial officer to accept the role of chief financial officer for HP Inc.
"On behalf of our employees, our executive committee and our board of directors, I want to thank Karen for her leadership over the last eight years. I am personally grateful to Karen for her support through my transition to CEO, navigating the pandemic and delivering a new operating model for the company. We wish her all the best as she takes on the next chapter of her career," said Geoff Martha, Medtronic chairman and chief executive officer. "Across the company, we're building momentum with our innovation-driven growth strategy, and we remain focused and committed to delivering on our short- and longer-term financial objectives."
"It has been a pleasure to serve Medtronic and our Mission for the last eight years," said Parkhill. "I am grateful to have had the opportunity to lead the outstanding finance team at Medtronic, and I know they will continue to deliver on our commitments. I remain excited about the plans Medtronic has for the future, and most of all, the huge impact Medtronic technologies will have on the lives of patients around the world."
The company is evaluating internal and external succession candidates. Parkhill will continue to serve as chief financial officer until her departure on August 2, and Gary Corona, senior vice president, Global Financial Planning and Analysis, will serve as interim chief financial officer upon her departure.
In addition, the company also reaffirmed guidance for its first quarter and full fiscal year 2025, as previously disclosed in its May 23, 2024, earnings press release and webcast.
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