J&J CFO to retire in September, Joseph Wolk to take post

Johnson & Johnson Executive Vice President and CFO Dominic Caruso will retire from his 19-year stint at the company in September, at which point Joseph Wolk, vice president of investor relations, will take over, CNBC reports.

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Mr. Caruso has been with J&J  since 1999, and he took on the CFO role in 2007, making him the company’s longest-standing CFO.

“During his nearly 12 years as CFO, Dominic provided Credo-based leadership and financial stewardship through the economic downturn and was instrumental in helping the company deliver significant gains over the past five years,” CEO Alex Gorsky said in a statement to CNBC, using credo to refer to J&J’s code of ethics.

Mr. Wolk is set to begin his new role July 1. He’s been with J&J  since 2004 and previously served as vice president of finance and CFO of the company’s pharmaceutical arm, Janssen.

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