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    CACI CFO Thomas Mutryn to Retire, Jeff MacLauchlan Named Successor

    By Staff WriterOctober 4, 2022
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    CACI Announces CFO Transition | Business Wire
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    CACI International Executive Vice President Thomas A. Mutryn will retire as chief financial officer and treasurer.

    “It has been an honor and a pleasure to be a part of this dynamic company for the past 16 years,” Mutryn said. “I am grateful for the support I have received from our CACI leadership team, the high-quality finance organization, and our board of directors.”

    Jeff MacLauchlan will assume the role of EVP, CFO and treasurer of CACI, reporting to CEO John Mengucci, effective Nov. 1. Mutryn will continue as an EVP to assist with the transition until his Jan. 19 retirement date.

    “It has been my great pleasure to work with Tom over the last decade,” Mengucci said. “Tom’s numerous contributions include successfully leading our finance organization, implementing sound organic and inorganic growth strategies, fostering relationships with the investor and analyst communities, as well as providing leadership for a number of years of our discriminating Mergers & Acquisition program.”

    MacLauchlan joined CACI in May 2022 as a senior vice president on the finance team. He was one of six founding partners of First Light Acquisition Group, and also served as a senior vice president of corporate development for Rockwell Collins from 2014-2018.

    “Jeff brings a wealth of essential knowledge, insights, and instincts to this critical role on our leadership team,” Mengucci said. “His executive leadership skills, track record of performance, fundamental financial background, and deep understanding of our industry, including our expertise and technology portfolios, will allow us to continue making wise decisions and investments in strategic areas of our business.”

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