American Express CFO Jeffrey C. Campbell to Retire, Succeeded by Christophe Le Caillec

Jeffrey C. Campbell has decided to retire from American Express​, a globally integrated payments company, as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), with effect from August 14, 2023. As of that day, Christophe Le Caillec, the currenct Deputy CFO, will take over the CFO position, and join the Executive Committee.

Besides, Campbell will remain with American Express as Vice Chairman until March 2024. He joined the company as CFO in 2013. Prior to that, he was CFO of McKesson and American Airlines.

"On behalf of the Board, the Executive Committee and the entire company, I am incredibly grateful for Jeff's partnership, strategic counsel and friendship over the past ten years," said Stephen J. Squeri, Chairman and CEO of American Express. "As we continue to deliver on our growth plan, Jeff's disciplined approach and astute financial stewardship have positioned us well for the future. I am looking forward to working even more closely with Christophe, a deeply experienced American Express executive who will bring his own substantial talents to the role."

Christophe has been with American Express for more than twenty-five years, playing a critical role in the company's success as a trusted partner to many senior leaders across the company. In his current role, he leads the Corporate Planning team, as well as Risk, Technology, and the Global Services Group Finance functions, and works closely with both Stephen and Campbell to drive the company’s financial success in executing the growth plan. Previously, Christophe worked as the Business CFO for American Express’ Global Consumer Services Group.

"I am humbled by this opportunity and energized to work with this incredible team to continue to drive the company's success," said Christophe. "I join my colleagues from across American Express in wishing Jeff well in his next chapter."

"American Express is one of the world's most respected companies, and I am proud of all that we have achieved as a team to continue its success," said Campbell. "Given the progress we have made, and the momentum we are seeing across the business, now is the time in my personal journey to step back and spend more time with family and pursue my personal interests. I look forward to working alongside Steve and Christophe over the coming months to ensure a smooth transition."