That's what William Caton has given Navistar. The Chief Risk Officer - and formerly CFO - will retire on 31st October.
We don't have much form on WC, so looked him up in Compliance Week. Here's his bio:
William Caton is executive vice president and chief risk officer for Navistar International Corp. Previously the chief financial officer, Caton also serves on the company's executive council, which is responsible for management's strategic direction. As chief risk officer, he is responsible for assessing and planning for potential strategic, operational, financial, and compliance-related risks. He also helps minimize the company's liability and related management costs, and is responsible for coordinating Navistar's enterprise risk management (ERM) approach. Prior to joining Navistar, Caton was vice president and chief financial officer of Dover Diversified Inc., a subsidiary of Dover Corp. He has also held financial posts at 3M Co., Pillsbury, and VICORP.
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