The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) has appointed Samuel V. Calabrese as executive vice president and chief executive officer, effective May 1, 2026, marking a leadership transition for one of the largest pharmacy professional organizations in the United States.
Raymond James Financial has appointed longtime executive Kirk Bell as president of its Independent Contractor Division, effective April 1, according to an official company announcement. Bell, who has spent nearly 26 years at the firm, will also join the Senior Leadership Team and the Private Client Group Executive Leadership Team.
Sidley Austin announced that Simon Barrett and Olivia Matsushita have joined the firm as partners in its Energy, Transportation, and Infrastructure practice in Tokyo, strengthening its cross-border capabilities in key global markets.
DLA Piper announced that Hildy Sastre has joined the firm as a partner, bringing decades of experience in high-stakes product liability and complex litigation. The move, confirmed in the firm’s official announcement, underscores DLA Piper’s continued investment in expanding its national trial capabilities.
CV Advisors, a multi-family office overseeing more than $22 billion in assets under management, announced the appointment of David Sabo as chief technology officer, marking a new phase in the firm’s technology and artificial intelligence strategy.
Hermes Intelligence announced the appointment of Daniel Sako as chief executive officer, bringing a background in alternative data and hedge fund analytics to lead the company’s next phase of growth.
Eden Communications announced the appointment of Ryan Brack as Senior Vice President, strengthening its leadership in frontier technology, artificial intelligence communications strategy, and high-stakes reputation management. The New York-based strategic communications agency said Brack will play a key role in expanding its deep technology practice and advising clients navigating complex policy and innovation environments.
The Walt Disney Company has officially named Josh D’Amaro as its new chief executive officer, marking a major leadership transition as longtime CEO Bob Iger steps aside and moves into an advisory role.
Armis, a cyber exposure management and security company, announced the appointment of Simon Mouyal as Chief Marketing Officer. In this role, Mouyal will lead the company’s global marketing strategy and execution, with a focus on accelerating category leadership and driving demand for Armis Centrix, the company’s cyber exposure management platform.
Microsoft has formally announced a major restructuring of its Copilot and artificial intelligence leadership, consolidating its Copilot efforts while shifting greater emphasis toward building advanced AI models.
Baxter International, a global medtech company, announced that executive vice president and chief financial officer Joel Grade will depart the company to prioritize family matters, marking a leadership transition in its finance organization. Grade will remain in an advisory role through April 30, 2026 to support continuity during the transition.
Brian Lynch, a longtime Apple hardware leader, has joined smart ring maker Ōura as Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering, marking a notable executive move in the consumer health wearables space.
Latham & Watkins LLP announced that David Shaw has joined the firm’s Washington, D.C. office as a partner in its Intellectual Property Litigation Practice, strengthening its capabilities in high-stakes patent disputes across technology and life sciences sectors.
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett announced that Christine Bae and Jacob Ruby have joined the firm as partners in its Capital Structure Solutions Practice, reinforcing its push to build out capabilities in complex financing and restructuring matters.
Taylor Wessing has announced the appointment of Henry Priestley as a partner in its London intellectual property practice, reinforcing its strategy to build a leading global IP offering.
Global law firm Reed Smith announced the expansion of its Entertainment and Media Industry Group in Paris with the addition of partner Agathe Malphettes, while also unveiling a new Boston office to strengthen its presence in key U.S. and international markets.
Ethos Capital has appointed Marc Puglia as Partner and Chief Financial Officer, strengthening its senior leadership team as the firm continues to expand its global alternative asset management platform.
Vintage Stone Capital announced the appointment of Kevin K. Albert as Senior Partner and Head of Capital Markets, marking a significant step in the firm’s effort to expand its industrial acquisition platform and institutional capabilities.
ICG has appointed Luke Schlafly as Global Head of Insurance within its Client Solutions Group, reinforcing the firm’s focus on expanding its insurance client franchise and delivering tailored investment solutions.
Dentons announced that Linda Warnke has joined its Indianapolis office as Of Counsel in the Real Estate practice, bringing more than 20 years of private practice and in-house experience advising on commercial real estate transactions and operations.
Blue Ocean Technologies, a capital markets fintech company focused on global trading and data, announced new executive appointments as it expands its technology capabilities and Asia-Pacific presence.
Neumo, a provider of integrated software and payments solutions for local and state governments, has appointed Matt Coury as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. Coury, who previously served as President of the company, succeeds Paul Colangelo, who will remain on the Board of Directors and continue working with the leadership team.
Movable Ink, an AI-powered marketing technology company, announced that Adam Stambleck has been appointed Chief Executive Officer, marking a leadership transition as the company enters its next phase of growth. Founder Vivek Sharma will move from CEO to Executive Chairman and remain on the company’s board.
Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has appointed Fredrik Lindblom as a projects partner in its London office, reinforcing its capabilities across energy and infrastructure transactions.
Dentons announced that Partner and former Global Chairman Joe Andrew will retire at the end of March, marking the conclusion of a tenure that helped shape the firm into the world’s largest global law firm.
Latham & Watkins announced that Jennifer Yoo has rejoined the firm as a partner in its Healthcare & Life Sciences Practice in Los Angeles, marking a return to the firm as demand for regulatory counsel in digital health and AI-driven healthcare continues to grow.
Perigon Wealth Management announced that three additional team members have become partners through its Path to Partnership Program, underscoring the firm’s advisor-led ownership model and continued expansion. The firm, which manages approximately $11.2 billion in client assets as of December 31, 2025, said the program is designed to provide both employees and certain independent advisors with a pathway to equity participation.