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Jan 11, 2021 · Finance. Synchrony CEO Margaret Keane stepping down after nearly a decade leading the co-branded card lender. Published Tue, Jan 12 20217:30 AM EST. Kate Rooney @Kr00ney. Key Points....
Fifty-one years after that first gig, Keane has announced her retirement from a decidedly higher profile one: that of CEO of Synchrony Financial, the $21 billion (market cap) credit card...
Dec 15, 2022 · STAMFORD, Conn., December 15, 2022 -- Synchrony (NYSE: SYF) today announced Margaret Keane, Executive Chair of the Board of Directors of Synchrony has announced her intention to retire effective April 3, 2023.
Jan 13, 2021 · Margaret Keane, who has served as CEO of credit-card issuer Synchrony Financial since 2011, will resign effective April 1 and become executive chair of Synchrony's board of directors, the company said Tuesday in a release.
- Dan Ennis
Since April 2011 Keane served as the CEO and president of GE's North American retail finance business. [4] In July 2014 GE Capital led Synchrony, a new independent company, which was now the largest private-label credit card provider in the US. [5]
- 1959 (age 63–64)
- CEO
- American
- St. John’s University (BA 1981, MBA 1987)
Jan 12, 2021 · Synchrony Financial said Margaret Keane, the company’s longtime leader who helped turn the firm into the largest U.S. provider of store credit cards and led its separation from General Electric Co., will step down.
Margaret was Synchrony's Chief Executive Officer since 2015 and has served as Executive Chair of the Board since April 2021. Today's announcement is part of Synchrony's long-term succession planning that ensures a seamless transition of leadership for the company and Board.
