Curt Calway, 50, brings 18-plus years of expertise of monetary management inside Tyson Meals to his function as interim chief monetary officer (CFO) of the corporate.
Calway was appointed to the place on June 13, following the arrest of present CFO John R. Tyson.
In a submitting with america Securities and Trade Fee, Tyson acknowledged that Calway most not too long ago served as CFO of Tyson’s Ready Meals enterprise phase whereas additionally holding tasks for the firm’s mergers and acquisitions and company growth efforts. Previous to that, he served as senior vp of finance and treasurer, a place he was appointed to in April 2021. In that capability, Calaway led Investor Relations, Treasury, Company Finance, Company FP&A, M&A and Company Improvement, Danger Finance, and Provide Chain Finance.
The SEC submitting might be seen on a Kind 8-Okay on the Tyson Meals Investor Relations web site.
Calaway has been with the corporate for 18 years holding varied management roles, together with because the controller, chief accounting officer, and vp of audit and compliance.
Previous to becoming a member of Tyson Meals in 2006, Calway labored for PwC for 11 years, having spent his remaining yr there as audit senior supervisor, in accordance with his LinkedIn profile.
About John R. Tyson’s arrest
Tyson was suspended from his duties with Tyson Meals after being arrested round 1:30 a.m. on June 13 on suspicion of driving whereas intoxicated, careless driving and improperly making a U-turn. The arrest was made in Fayetteville, Arkansas, in accordance with information experiences.
That is the second arrest for Tyson on suspicion of crimes during which alcohol was allegedly concerned.
On November 6, 2022, he was arrested, additionally in Fayetteville, after he had fallen asleep within the mattress on the residence of an individual he didn’t know. He allegedly smelled of alcohol on the time of his arrest.
Tyson Meals launched an impartial assessment of the alleged 2022 occasions, and about one month after his arrest, the corporate acknowledged that it had “continued confidence” in its CFO.
Tyson ultimately pleaded responsible to public intoxication and prison trespass.
Previous to turning into CFO, Tyson was the corporate’s chief sustainability officer for about three years.
Tyson is the good grandson of John W. Tyson, the founding father of Tyson Meals, and the son of John H. Tyson, chairman of Tyson Meals.
