Fortune 500 Executives Shift Roles July 11-17

Several executive appointments and transitions occurred within Fortune 500 companies between July 11 and July 17, 2026, impacting key financial and technology leadership roles. These shifts, detailed in Fortune's "Power Moves" column, provide insight into executive mobility at America's largest revenue-generating corporations.

In the apparel sector, PVH (No. 446) appointed Alexis Rollier as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective in early September. Rollier currently holds the position of Global CFO and Global COO at Sephora. He will succeed Melissa Stone, who has been serving as interim CFO since January following the departure of Zac Coughlin to Sirius XM Holdings (No. 463).

The financial services industry saw significant changes. Allstate (No. 64) announced Christian (Chris) Lown as its new Executive Vice President (EVP) and CFO, with his tenure beginning August 3. Lown's most recent role was CFO at CoStar Group, and prior to that, he served as CFO of Freddie Mac (No. 33). He will take over from Jess Merten, who will continue with Allstate as President of Property Liability.

Ally Financial (No. 295) appointed Mark Mathewson as its Chief Information and Data Officer, effective July 20. Mathewson previously held the role of divisional CIO for Capital One Financial's (No. 63) retail and commercial banking divisions. He replaces Sathish Muthukrishnan in this newly established role.

In the retail sector, Ulta Beauty (No. 355) named Kelly Garcia as its Chief Technology Officer (CTO), effective August 31. Garcia's most recent position was EVP and C