TransAct Technologies has appointed Troy Ingianni as chief financial officer, effective July 1st, after Robert Campbell withdrew his candidacy to succeed retiring CFO Steven DeMartino for ‘personal reasons’.
The U.S.-based company, which provides casino and gaming technology as well as food-service software and hardware solutions, announced the appointment on June 29th. Ingianni will also serve as secretary, treasurer and principal accounting officer.
Campbell, TransAct’s controller, had previously been appointed to succeed DeMartino as chief financial officer, secretary and treasurer. According to a June 26th filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Campbell will step down as principal accounting officer on June 30th but remain in a non-executive role in the company’s finance department.
The filing said Campbell’s decision was not due to any disagreement with TransAct over its operations, policies or practices.
Ingianni brings more than 25 years of financial reporting, technical accounting and SEC compliance experience. He most recently served as vice president, global controller and chief accounting officer at Barnes Group Inc.
“Troy’s exceptional background in technical accounting and public company financial leadership makes him the most qualified candidate to step into this role,” TransAct CEO John Dillon said.
