Recruitment firm Adecco designates Dominik de Daniel as Group Chief Financial Officer.
The Adecco Group, a worldwide leader in Human Resource services, has announced the appointment of Dominik de Daniel as their new Group Chief Financial Officer (CFO). The Swiss-based company, registered under ISIN: CH001213860, operates through a network of over 6,600 offices in over 70 countries and territories, supported by over 33,000 employees.
De Daniel, a German national, replaces Jim Fredholm as Group CFO. Fredholm remains in the Group as the global head of the Business Line Finance & Legal. Prior to joining DIS AG, where he served as CFO, De Daniel was a senior analyst at Deutsche Bank covering the staffing sector.
The Adecco Group is a Fortune Global 500 company, and trading for the company can be conducted on the Swiss Stock Exchange (Virt-x: SWX/VIRT-X: ADEN), the NYSE (NYSE: ADO), and Euronext Paris - Premier Marché (EURONEXT: ADE).
Klaus J. Jacobs, Chairman and CEO of the Adecco Group, commented on the appointment, stating it was in line with their original plans. Contact information for the Corporate Press Office can be reached at [email protected] or +41 (0) 44 878 8832. For investor-related inquiries, contact [email protected] or +41 (0) 44 878 8925.
Interestingly, a recent development saw the Adecco Group acquire a majority stake in DIS AG through a public tender offer. Sven Pfeifer, formerly Finance Director of the Adecco Group in Germany, replaces De Daniel as CFO of DIS AG. Pfeifer's appointment has been confirmed by DIS AG's Supervisory Board.
The Adecco Group network connects over 700,000 associates with business clients each day. The company's operations are significant, with the search results returning no mention of Adecco leadership changes in 2006, apart from the established historical knowledge that Fabien Filliatreau was the Group CFO as of April 3, 2006.
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