CF Industries Holdings, Inc. announced on May 5 that Andrew T. Scribner has been elected executive vice president and chief financial officer, effective May 26. Scribner will report to Christopher D. Bohn, president and chief executive officer of CF Industries Holdings, Inc., and will join the company’s senior leadership team.
The appointment comes as the company continues its focus on disciplined operations and growth in the clean energy sector. “We are pleased to welcome Andrew to CF Industries,” said Bohn. “He is a disciplined, focused, and hands-on finance leader, and we believe his operational experience and strategic perspective will support our continued growth.”
Scribner joins CF Industries from Kimberly-Clark Corporation where he most recently served as vice president, global controller and head of corporate finance planning and analysis. He previously worked as chief financial officer for Kimberly-Clark North America and held senior finance roles at Gap Inc., including CFO positions for Banana Republic and Athleta brands. Before that, he spent thirteen years at The Kraft Heinz Company (and its predecessor Kraft Foods Group) in roles with increasing responsibility.
CF Industries contributes to community efforts through environmental stewardship initiatives aimed at sustainable global food production as well as strategies supporting clean energy transitions, according to the official website. The company operates key manufacturing sites such as the Donaldsonville Complex in Louisiana, Medicine Hat Complex in Alberta, and Port Neal Complex in Iowa; it has a workforce of about 2,700 employees with an annual ammonia production capacity of 10.5 million tons—making it one of the world’s leading producers on a gross basis.
The company has also been recognized for safety achievements like reaching 2.5 million labor hours without employee lost time injuries at its distribution facilities; it is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker symbol CF; all these facts are available via their official website.
Looking ahead, CF Industries says it remains committed to providing sustainable clean energy solutions for global food production needs through decarbonization efforts.
