The Giumarra Cos. Names CEO, CFO

The Los Angeles-based company has appointed its current president, Tim Riley, president and CEO. Giumarra has also named Anthony Stallings as chief financial officer.

Tim Riley
Tim Riley has been named president and CEO of The Giumarra Cos.
(Photo courtesy of The Giumarra Cos.)

The Giumarra Cos. has appointed its current president, Tim Riley, president and CEO. In this expanded role, he will assume full executive leadership responsibility for the company’s strategic direction, external partnerships, operations and long-term growth, the company said in a news release.

Riley joined The Giumarra Cos. in 1991 following a career in the U.S. Navy and as a federal employee. His initial role in the information technology department paved the way for various vice president positions prior to his appointment as president in 2015. As president, he has focused on streamlining the company’s operations while developing new, technology-driven services designed to meet the evolving needs of the fresh produce industry.

He currently serves on the board of directors of both the Center for Produce Safety and Agriwise. In 2013, he served as chairman of the Produce Marketing Association, now the International Fresh Produce Association. He has served on various other committees and boards throughout his 35-year career in fresh produce.

Anthony Stallings
The Giumarra Cos. has named Anthony Stallings its chief financial officer.
(Photo courtesy of The Giumarra Cos.)

The company has also named Anthony Stallings as chief financial officer. Stallings has worked with The Giumarra Cos. since 2001 in various accounting and finance capacities, most recently serving as senior vice president for finance.

Stallings will lead the company’s overall financial strategy and operations, including accounting, budget, reporting, tax, compliance and forecasting. He will also oversee capital structure, risk management and banking relationships.

“I am honored to serve as president and CEO of The Giumarra Cos. as we enter the next evolution [of] our business,” Riley says. “Building on our strong foundation, I look forward to working with our board of directors and exceptional leadership team, including Anthony, at the head of our financial operations, to drive the next stage of our growth.”

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