Wednesday, February 09, 2005 "Bob has made a tremendous contribution to the financial performance and management of the company. He came in a time of financial challenge for us and is leaving at a time when the organization has never been more financially strong," said George Halvorson, chairman and CEO, in accepting Briggs' resignation. "Having gone through this transition, the timing is right for change." Halvorson said a national search will be conducted to select Briggs' replacement. He said high on the selection criteria will be experience in adopting Sarbanes-Oxley rules and regulations. Kathy Lancaster, KFHP/H's senior vice president for strategic planning, will serve as interim CFO, during the search for Briggs' successor. Kaiser Permanente's Chief Financial Officer Leaving Previous articles Compliance Week: Companies Now Disclosing Adverse ...
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