Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc. named a new chief financial officer on Friday — 15 months after its last one left.
The Toano-based flooring retailer said Martin “Marty” Agard will become its new CFO.
He replaces Daniel Terrell, who left effective June 1, 2015 after holding the post since October 2006. He announced his departure in the months after a “60 Minutes” story accused the company of selling Chinese-made laminate flooring that contained unsafe levels of formaldehyde.
Gregory Whirley Jr., who had worked at accounting and consulting firm Ernst & Young LLP, joined the company in June 2015 as senior vice president for finance and had served as interim CFO since then. He remains with Lumber Liquidators as senior vice president.
Agard joined Lumber Liquidators from Kohler Co., the kitchen and bath products company where he most recently served as chief financial officer. Before Kohler, Agard held finance, treasury and controller roles at Georgia Pacific Corp. and financial roles at Procter & Gamble and Eastman Kodak.
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Agard holds an MBA from the University of Michigan and a bachelor’s in chemistry and economics from the College of William & Mary.
Lumber Liquidators also named Christopher Thomsen as senior vice president and chief information officer. Thomsen had been vice president and chief information officer at Hibbett Sports Inc.