AT&T names Jennifer Biry CFO as Pascal Desroches departs
TL;DR
- AT&T named Jennifer Biry as its new chief financial officer, replacing Pascal Desroches.
- Jennifer Biry previously worked at AT&T for 22 years, from 1999 to 2020.
- Her last role at AT&T was senior vice president of finance.
AT&T named Jennifer Biry as its new chief financial officer, replacing Pascal Desroches. Fierce Network reported the leadership change and identified Biry as a former AT&T executive returning to the company.
Jennifer Biry worked at AT&T for 22 years, from 1999 to 2020. Her last role at AT&T was senior vice president of finance, according to the source.
The reported change affects AT&T's finance leadership team. The source states that Pascal Desroches will depart and that AT&T selected Biry, an AT&T alumna, as the new CFO.
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