Aristocrat confirms CFO departure date
Australian slots manufacturer on the hunt for replacement as Julie Cameron-Doe leaves after more than eight years
Aristocrat has confirmed its chief financial officer (CFO) Julie Cameron-Doe will leave the business on 15 April.
Cameron-Doe signalled her intention to resign from her post in December 2021, with the Australian firm now laying out a definitive timetable for her departure.
Cameron-Doe has served as CFO since January 2018, having joined Aristocrat in August 2013 as a general manager.
Aristocrat said a “comprehensive, global search” was underway to find a new CFO.
In the meantime, deputy CFO Sally Denby will become interim CFO from 15 April while the search for Cameron-Doe’s permanent successor continues.
Denby originally joined Aristocrat in February 2015 as general manager for planning and reporting, before being promoted to general manager for group finance in February 2018.
She was appointed as deputy CFO in February.
Trevor Croker, Aristocrat CEO, said: “Julie has been an exceptional partner to me and the leadership group.
“I am thankful for Julie’s dedicated service to Aristocrat over the past eight years and wish her all the best for the future,” he added.
Aristocrat was ultimately unsuccessful in its attempted takeover of London-listed supplier Playtech earlier this year after its bid for the company was knocked back.
Following the failure to acquire the firm, Aristocrat confirmed its intentions to move into real-money online gaming.