Hy-Vee CEO honors Donna Tweeten as an industry trailblazer
Tweeten, Hy-Vee’s first female president who joined in 2006 and was chief marketing officer before becoming president, retired in January 2025 but stayed as a consultant until her death.
Tweeten, Hy-Vee’s first female president who joined in 2006 and was chief marketing officer before becoming president, retired in January 2025 but stayed as a consultant until her death.
The board will begin a search for his successor, and Ubl will remain in his role until a new CEO is appointed to ensure a smooth transition.
Milen Mahadevan will still continue as president and CEO of 84.51°, Kroger’s data analytics subsidiary, while also overseeing the company’s data and AI platform and customer technology teams.
Hemingway Hall has served on the Cardinal Health board since 2013.
James Cleary to retire as CFO effective June 30.
Wentworth helped restructure WBA for its sale to Sycamore Partners in mid-2025.
“Walmart is a company defined not just by its scale, but by its heart; and I am honored to join the team at such a pivotal moment,” said Cox.
Tayal brings a strategic mindset and deep technical expertise to the role.
14-year company veteran will manage expanded sales organization and order intake across multiple business segments.
Cordani to retire as chief executive officer on July 1, 2026, and will serve as executive chair of The Cigna Group board of directors.
Mark Davis joins as vice president of Health Plans & Strategic Growth and Steve Halleen enters as senior director of Consultant Relations.
With more than 15 years of leadership experience across insurance and managed care organizations, Fang is well equipped to lead Aetna Better Health of Florida into its next chapter.
Leal has spent 34 years in the food industry.
“My job is about supporting our leaders,” Morgan says. “Ensuring they have what they need to deliver the best possible outcomes for the brands we represent.”
Barber brings extensive experience to her new role, with success in financial services, health and wellness, and general merchandise.
McLay will stay in her role until January 31 and will remain with the company through the first quarter to help ensure a smooth transition.