RTI International Metals, an integrated global supplier of advanced titanium and specialty metals products and services, has named Bill Hull to the newly-created role of chief risk officer, effective as of July 1.
Hull, who's served as RTI's chief financial officer for the last seven years, will now have responsibility for enterprise-wide risk management activities, internal audit, and business acquisition integration.
The move is part of a reorganization of the company's financial and risk management activities. "This reorganization sharpens our focus and adds required resources to meet the expanding financial and risk management needs of our organization as we continue to execute on our strategic plan and grow our business,” Dawne Hickton, RTI President and CEO, said in a statement. “It will provide us with enhanced control of RTI's financial and operating processes, improved resource allocation, and better execution throughout the organization."
As part of the reorganization, RTI also appointed Michael McAuley to the role of chief financial officer, with responsibility for all financial operations including accounting and financial reporting, treasury, investor relations, tax and corporate development. McAuley brings to RTI 25 years of experience in a broad range of financial management responsibilities for public companies. He joins the company from aerospace and defense company Goodrich.
Both McAuley and Hull will report to Hickton.
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