Seagate CFO to retire, will lead services business
SAN FRANCISCO, April 28 (Reuters) – Seagate Technology (STX.N: Quote, Profile, Research), the world’s largest computer disk-drive maker, said Charles Pope would retire as chief financial officer to lead the company’s data-management services business.
Pope will retire from the CFO role on Aug. 25.
Pope, who has been with Seagate for 24 years and was appointed CFO in 1998, will be succeeded by Patrick O’Malley, Seagate’s senior vice president for finance and treasury. O’Malley joined Seagate in 1988.
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