Woodward CFO to retire after second stint with company
FORT COLLINS — Bob Weber Jr. will retire from his role as chief financial officer of Woodward Inc. (Nasdaq: WWD) after about 25 years at that post.
In a statement, the Fort Collins airplane parts maker said Weber, 67, will step down Sept.30 and remain with the company for a short period of time as an advisor to CEO Tom Gendron. He will be replaced by Senior Vice President of Finance Mark Hartman.
Weber is ending his second tour with Woodward. He was CFO from August 2005 to September 2019 when he originally retired; he remained with the company…
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