MSA Safety (MSA) announced it has accepted the resignation of its CFO, Lee McChesney, effective March 21. McChesney, who was elected CFO in October of 2022, is leaving to accept a similar position at another public company. Steve Blanco, MSA Safety President and CEO, said the company has initiated a comprehensive search for a new CFO. In addition, MSA Executive Director of Financial Planning and Analysis and Strategy, Elyse Brody, has been appointed interim CFO.
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