Tim Richison, chief financial officer of the California Earthquake Authority, has been named CFO of the Year by a regional business journal. Judges cited Richison’s achievements as part of the original team at CEA. He has direct responsibility for all financial and insurance matters at the CEA, and received the award for the “public agency” category.
Candidates were selected by a panel of judges form the business community.
“Tim played a key role in creating the CEA 13 years ago, and has provided strong leadership for this unique organization ever since,” said CEA CEO Glenn Pomeroy. “Today, Tim is playing an equally key role in helping the CEA reach the next level — developing more efficient access to capital in order to significantly reduce the costs borne by our policyholders.”
Source: CEA
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