Pitney Bowes Appoints New Interim CEO
According to the Hartford Business Journal, Pitney Bowes Inc., a shipping-services company based in Stamford, has made significant changes in its leadership. The company is pursuing up to $100 million in annual cost savings and aims to reduce its high-cost debt. Interim CEO Jason Dies has retired, and the board has appointed a new interim CEO, Lance Rosenzweig, who previously led Support.com Inc., a software company. Pitney Bowes reported an 8% decline in revenue to $3.3 billion in 2023, and its debt load of $1.8 billion has been described as “disturbingly high.” The company is working to transform into a more streamlined enterprise, focusing on profitable segments and improving liquidity forecasting.
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