The Giant Co. names new CFO

Will Regan joined the company in 2018 and was named to his most recent position, director of commercial finance and profitability, in 2022.

Will Regan
The Giant Co. has named Will Regan as chief financial officer.
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The Giant Co. has named Will Regan as chief financial officer, in which he will have responsibility for all finance functions as well as real estate, reporting directly to company President John Ruane.

“With nearly two decades of experience, Will is a proven leader with a track record of providing actionable financial guidance and expertise,” Ruane said in a news release. “With his deep understanding of our business and strong partnerships across the company, I know he’ll continue to be a valuable resource as we work to deliver our strategy, drive results and position The Giant Company for long-term growth.”

Regan began his career in 2005 as an accountant and has since served in a variety of roles across the Ahold Delhaize USA family of companies. He joined The Giant Co. in 2018 as director of commercial finance and was named to his most recent position, director of commercial finance and profitability, in 2022, the release said.

Regan currently serves on the board of directors of the Carlisle Chamber of Commerce and serves as chair of its EPIC, a networking and leadership development group for young professionals. In 2022, Regan was recognized with the GenNext Award from Progressive Grocer. He earned his MBA from Lebanon Valley College, a bachelor’s degree in business management and information systems from the University of Pittsburgh and has completed the Cornell Food Executive Program, the release said.

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