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Bank of America Corp. Chief Risk Officer Amy Woods Brinkley and director Robert L. Tillman resigns, Gregory L. Curl new chief risk officer
By Amarendra Bhushan for CEOWORLD Magazine Updated:June 5, 2009
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Bank of America Corp. Chief Risk Officer Amy Woods Brinkley is leaving the bank on June 30 this summer. Amy Woods Brinkley will be succeeded by Gregory L. Curl, the bank’s internal deal maker. He will be responsible for identifying credit, market and operational risks.
Chief Executive Kenneth Lewis said Mr. Curl’s years of analyzing companies and markets for corporate development will be helpful in his new job. “Greg has that natural ability to look at things, see both the upside and the potential pitfalls and then navigate the right course,” Mr. Lewis said.
Brinkley previously was principal marketing executive and president of consumer products, a business group comprising card services, consumer finance, consumer real estate, community development, consumer e-commerce and insurance.
In another news, Bank of America Corp. said that director Robert L. Tillman resigned from the bank’s board last Friday, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission late Thursday.
Robert L. Tillman, formerly the chairman and chief executive of home improvement chain Lowe’s Companies Inc., had served on Bank of America’s board since April 2005.
Last Friday, Bank of America said that lead director O. Temple Sloan resigned from the board under similar circumstances. He has been among the board members under criticism for the Merrill Lynch takeover.
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