New hire: Apex names CFO and CBO in executive team expansion
In a significant move, global financial services provider Apex Group has announced changes to its executive team. Effective October 1, 2025, Kimberly DeTrask will take on the role of Chief Financial Officer (CFO), while Maxwell Johnston will assume the position of Chief Business Officer (CBO).
Kimberly DeTrask joins Apex Group after a distinguished career at State Street, where she spent over 12 years, most recently as Treasurer and Executive Vice President. Prior to her tenure at State Street, DeTrask worked for more than 14 years at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, contributing to key regulatory and risk frameworks within the Risk and Policy unit.
DeTrask's previous roles also include serving as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of EIS Group before her appointment at Apex Group. However, specific details about her employment history outside of these positions were not provided.
Maxwell Johnston, on the other hand, has spent the last 8 years at Apex Group, holding various roles including driving M&A strategy, serving as Chief of Staff, and serving as interim-CFO. Johnston is currently a member of Apex Group's Executive Committee, but the specifics of his new role were not specified in the provided information. It's worth noting that no information was provided about Johnston's previous employment history outside of Apex Group.
The appointments of DeTrask and Johnston are set to take effect on October 1, 2025. This move is expected to strengthen Apex Group's leadership team and position the company for continued growth and success in the financial services industry.
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