Climb Global Solutions, Inc. (CLMB), a New Jersey-based global IT distribution and solutions provider, announced on Monday that Matthew Sullivan, currently the Chief Accounting Officer, will be stepping into the role of Chief Financial Officer starting January 10, 2025.
This decision coincides with the retirement of Andrew Clark, the outgoing CFO, who will continue to serve as an advisor until April 15, 2025, to ensure a seamless transition.
Sullivan, who became part of Climb in 2019 as Vice President and Corporate Controller, later advanced to Chief Accounting Officer, where he was responsible for financial reporting, compliance, and strategic planning. Throughout his tenure, he contributed to the financial execution of five acquisitions since 2020. Before his time at Climb, Sullivan held significant finance positions with Jackson Hewitt Tax Service and BDO USA, LLP.
On Monday, CLMB shares closed at $124.02, reflecting a 0.19% decrease on the Nasdaq Global Select Market.
