John Stephens
AT&T said CFO John Stephens plans to retire next March after a 28-year tenure with the company. He will be succeeded by WarnerMedia CFO Pascal Desroches.
“I greatly appreciate John’s outstanding leadership, tireless dedication and many significant contributions to AT&T over the years,” said John Stankey, AT&T CEO, in a statement. “His financial expertise and strong commitment to our investors, employees and customers have been invaluable as we invested to become a leader in connectivity and content.”
Stephens became CFO in 2011 and had been with the company since 1992. Desroches was previously CFO at Turner and global controller at Time Warner before becoming CFO at WarnerMedia.
