John D. Porter has been appointed senior vice president and CFO of Williams. (Source: Business Wire)
Williams has appointed John D. Porter as senior vice president and CFO to oversee all financial aspects of the company, effective Jan. 1, 2022.
Porter will replace John Chandler, who announced his planned retirement from Williams earlier this year. Chandler will serve as a strategic advisor until his retirement date in March 2022. Porter currently serves as Williams' vice president, Chief Accounting Officer, controller and financial planning and analysis.
Also announced and effective Jan. 1, 2022, Mary Hausman will assume the vice President, Chief Accounting Officer (CAO) and controller role held by Porter. Hausman will be responsible for all accounting, reporting and commodity risk control functions. Hausman currently serves as staff vice president of Internal Audit.
“John’s deep understanding of our business and his relationships with the financial community make him the ideal candidate for our next CFO, and Mary’s strong background in financial reporting, planning and analysis position her as a natural successor for the CAO position,” said Williams President and CEO Alan Armstrong. “Both John and Mary bring a depth of experience and knowledge in all aspects of corporate finance and financial planning that will allow us to continue to move the company forward and deliver value to our stakeholders.”
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