Low-code software company Appian Corp. (NASDAQ: APPN) is seeing some comings and goings among its top ranks as the end of the calendar year approaches and the company continues its aggressive pandemic-era hiring spree to keep up with strong growth.
Appian CFO Mark Lynch plans to retire after more than a decade in the role, the company revealed Dec. 3. He’ll remain at the company until March 31, 2022, to allow time for a transition, including working on the company’s annual report to the Securities and Exchange Commission. The company said it’s working to choose Lynch’s replacement.
At the same time, the Tysons firm shared that Mark Matheos, senior vice president and global corporate controller, will be promoted to chief accounting officer on Dec. 31. Matheos, who’s been at the firm since October 2016, has also worked as a vice president, corporate controller and assistant controller. In his new role, Matheos will receive a salary of $450,000 and be eligible for an annual $100,000…
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