(RTTNews) – Spire, Inc. (SR) introduced Monday that Steve Rasche will step down as govt vice chairman and chief monetary officer efficient January 1, 2025. He’ll proceed to function a senior adviser till his retirement on April 1, 2025.
Adam Woodard, Spire’s vice chairman and treasurer, will succeed him as govt vice chairman and chief monetary officer efficient January 1, 2025.
After becoming a member of Spire in 2009 and changing into CFO in 2013, Rasche helped drive important development, main Spire to develop into one of many largest publicly traded pure fuel firms within the nation.
As CFO, Woodard could have oversight of the corporate’s accounting and treasury, investor relations, monetary planning and evaluation, and provide chain capabilities. Woodard will even proceed to supervise technique and company growth.
Woodard steps into the position after serving since 2018 as vice chairman and treasurer. In 2019, he took on added duty as chief monetary officer of Spire’s utility companies.
Previous to becoming a member of Spire, Woodard labored for 21 years at A.G. Edwards & Sons, which later grew to become Wells Fargo Securities. As an funding banker, he labored with firms throughout the power sector.
As well as, Tim Krick, vice chairman and controller, will develop into chief accounting officer for Spire. Krick brings intensive expertise to the position, with virtually 11 years as a part of Spire’s finance workforce and one other decade in accounting management roles at St. Louis-based Sigma-Aldrich.
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