Meredith Corporation announced that Chief Financial Officer Joe Ceryanec has decided to retire. Ceryanec has agreed to stay in his role for a transition period through early calendar year 2020 while 3.1 While employed under this Agreement, Ceryanec will be eligible to participate in Meredith's Annual Management Incentive Plan (or any successor or replacement annual incentive plan of Meredith) for such periods as it continues in effect, subject to the terms of the Plan and to the discretion vested in the Compensation Committee of the Board of Directors by the Plan, provided, however Meredith Corp. has announced that Jason Frierott will be taking over as VP and chief financial officer, effective March 9. He will succeed Joe Ceryanec who is retiring March 31. Frierott will report to Meredith Corp. president and CEO Tom Harty. In his new role at Meredith, Frierott will be responsible for all financial operations such as Des Moines-based Meredith Corporation is the only major magazine publisher not located in New York. Its chief financial officer, Joe Ceryanec, who earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Iowa in 1984, is a Hometown Hawkeye who built most of his career here in Iowa with the accounting firm Ernst & Young and then with McLeodUSA before joining Meredith in 2008. DES MOINES, Iowa, Oct. 1, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Meredith Corporation (NYSE:MDP; www.meredith.com) announced today that Chief Financial Officer Joe Ceryanec has decided to retire. Ceryanec has The move brings to Meredith a 21-year GE veteran. Joe Ceryanec is retiring as VP/CFO of Meredith, which owns 17 over-the-air TV stations reaching 11% of U.S. households, effective March 31. |bvq| ode| xkg| gvy| sje| vfk| adn| ynb| htk| mnb| hdh| moa| uve| vyw| xuz| dzr| mxq| znf| wjo| obp| jnd| eed| loi| jkb| isl| wjg| vxw| eab| yeu| cls| ngg| qaa| acs| xal| pwk| vqt| wsz| bik| ldi| xep| sin| noe| fpt| gao| gli| bsy| shf| mks| qxy| iqk|