Framingham, MA — The TJX Companies, Inc. has promoted Scott Goldenberg to chief financial officer, retaining his executive vice president title, effective January 29, 2012.
Framingham, MA — The TJX Companies, Inc. has promoted Scott Goldenberg to chief financial officer, retaining his executive vice president title, effective January 29, 2012, the beginning of TJX’s fiscal year.
Goldenberg will oversee corporate finance for TJX and continue to report to Jeffrey Naylor who had resumed the CFO position in 2009. Naylor will continue as senior executive vice president, chief administrative officer and also have responsibility for other corporate functions, including information technology, legal, risk management and investor relations.
“I am delighted with Scott’s promotion to TJX’s CFO position,” says CEO Carol Meyrowitz. “Scott, who has spent the vast portion of his career at TJX, is both an outstanding financial and all-around executive with a very deep understanding of our business and organization. He has touched many parts of this company, having spent a good deal of time at The Marmaxx Group and, for the past few years, has worked closely with Jeff Naylor, overseeing most of the corporate finance functions. Scott is well regarded within TJX as a leader and places great emphasis on professional development within the organization. Jeff is a tremendous executive and with Scott in his new role, I’m confident that TJX will benefit from their combined leadership abilities, expertise and experience.”
Scott Goldenberg first joined TJX’s predecessor company, Zayre Corp., in 1983 as a financial analysis manager and rose through the ranks of the finance organization. He left the company in 1988 to head the finance division of Auto Palace, a division of Rite-Aid at the time, and then served as CFO after the firm was acquired, until 1996. In January 1997, he rejoined TJX and The Marmaxx Group.
The TJX Companies, Inc. operates 986 T.J. Maxx, 891 Marshalls, and 375 HomeGoods stores in the United States; 216 Winners, 86 HomeSense, and six Marshalls stores in Canada; and 333 T.K. Maxx and 24 HomeSense stores in Europe. For more information, visit www.tjx.com.