NCR Atleos has announced that Paul Campbell is stepping down from his position of executive vice president and chief financial officer (CFO) and will leave the company on 1 April 2025.Andy Wamser, NCR Atleos’ new CFO (Image: LinkedIn)Campbell has worked for the corporation for 35 years and assumed the role of CFO upon NCR Atleos’ spin-off into an independent company in October 2023.CEO Tim Oliver says Campbell has been “instrumental in establishing Atleos as an independent company”.In his place, NCR Atleos has appointed Andy Wamser as its new CFO, effective 27 January. Wamser moves from building material distributor BlueLinx, where he has served as senior vice president and CFO.NCR Atleos claims its latest hire brings “extensive experience as a finance leader in both corporate and capital markets roles”, owing to his previous time at AutoNation, Mativ Holdings, UBS and Barclays Capital PLC.Oliver says Wamser will “help enhance tactical and strategic execution” as part of his new remit.Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, NCR Atleos specialises in ATM technology and enables banks and retailers to expand self-service financial access through its Allpoint ATM network.Earlier this week, Missouri-based NBKC Bank joined NCR Atleos’ Allpoint network to expand customer access to self-service banking channels.NBKC joins a growing number of US financial institutions to recently tap NCR Atleos for its ATM services, including Tompkins Community Bank, NuMark Credit Union, and Arizona Financial Credit Union.
Gio. Gen 16th, 2025
