This story was originally published on CFO.com. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily CFO.com newsletter. Selim Freiha | Opendoor Opendoor’s CFO, Selim Freiha, will leave the company effective today, according to a securities filing. Freiha joined the online real estate platform in November 2024 from Google’s parent company, Alphabet, where he served as vice president of capital allocation and planning. Freiha will be succeeded by Christy Schwartz as interim chief financial office ...

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Jerry Greenfield, cofounder of Ben & Jerry’s, is leaving the iconic ice cream brand he started in 1978 with pal Ben Cohen, after ongoing political disputes with British parent company Unilever. Most Read from Fast Company “After 47 years, Jerry has made the difficult decision to step down from the company we built together,” Cohen wrote on X. “I’m sharing his words as he resigns from Ben & Jerry’s. His legacy deserves to be true to our values, not silenced by @MagnumGlobal.” Cohen ended the social media ...

The famous duo of Ben & Jerry’s is no longer after half of the eponymous ice cream brand has split over disagreements with parent company Unilever (NYSE:UL). On Wednesday, Jerry Greenfield tendered his resignation from the company he founded in 1978 ...

There's a shakeup at Ben and Jerry's. Ben is officially without Jerry. Co-founder Jerry Greenfield is stepping down from the ice cream maker after nearly 50 years, citing a clash with parent company Unilver.In an open letter shared by co-founder Ben Cohen, Greenfield called the decision painful, saying Unilver has silenced the brand on global issues. Ben & Jerry's has long been outspoken on social activism, but tensions escalated back in 2021 when it announced it would stop sales in the Israeli occupied Wes ...

This story was originally published on CFO Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily CFO Dive newsletter. Dive Brief: Unilever appointed Srinivas Phatak, who has spent nearly three decades at the company in such roles as deputy financial officer and group control and most recently served as interim finance chief, to be its permanent CFO, according to a press release Tuesday. He was also appointed to the board, effective immediately. The move comes just months after Phatak was ...

Justin Sullivan / Getty Images Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, is resigning. Key Takeaways Ben & Jerry's Co-founder Jerry Greenfield resigned from the ice cream brand, accusing parent Unilever of not living up to its agreement about speaking out on social issues. Greenfield said Unilever violated a promise to give Ben & Jerry's independence to comment on matters important to the company. Unilever said it disagrees with Greenfield's perspective and has tried to hold a dialog with both h ...

There won't be a Jerry at Ben & Jerry's anymore. Jerry Greenfield, one of the ice cream brand's co-founders, said late Tuesday that he was leaving the company.Greenfield criticized the ice-cream brand's parent company, Unilever, in his announcement, saying that it had silenced the brand's speech on social and political issues. "It's with a broken heart that I've decided I can no longer, in good conscience, and after 47 years, remain an employee at Ben & Jerry's," Greenfield wrote in a statement shared by ...

Jerry Greenfield said he's quitting the ice-cream company he co-founded with Ben Cohen. ...

Good morning from San Francisco. Today’s leaders face a paradox: the incredible speed of change in the workplace, alongside a deep human need for connection, which requires courage and vulnerability.This was the focus of New York Times bestselling author Brené Brown’s keynote on Monday at Workday Rising 2025, the technology company’s annual user conference. Brown explained that we can choose to be on “team technology” or “team human,” but “the future will belong to those of us who can straddle the paradox o ...