SAIC CFO leaving
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Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) announced Monday that CFO and Executive Vice President John R. Hartley will leave the company June 30.
Hartley is returning home to his family in Southern California after commuting between there and the East Coast for four years.
“The time is right for this transition,” Hartley said in a statement. “SAIC is in a strong position with great momentum going forward, and I feel now is the time to return my focus back to my home and family in San Diego.”
Hartley, 50, has been with the company and its legacy parent company, also named SAIC, since 2001.
SAIC moved its headquarters from San Diego to McLean in 2009. Hartley became CFO of SAIC when its parent company split in September 2013.
“[Hartley] played a significant role in the transformation of the company, from the formal relocation of the legacy corporate headquarters to McLean from San Diego in 2009, to the design of the new SAIC in 2013, to our solid financial foundation today,” SAIC CEO Tony Moraco said.
