Celestica Appoints Todd Ankenmann as CFO, Succeeds Mandeep Chawla

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Celestica has appointed Todd Ankenmann as its new chief financial officer, effective at the start of October.

Ankenmann succeeds long-time CFO Mandeep Chawla in the role. Chawla, who has been with Celestica since 2010 and the last nine years as chief of finance, has been appointed Group President, Global Markets with a mandate to oversee Celestica's overarching commercial execution and global market expansion.

Ankenmann has been with the electronics manufacturing services company since 2018, and currently serves as its senior vice president of finance. Before that, he spent over a decade in senior finance leadership roles at General Electric.

"Celestica is experiencing unprecedented growth, and as we look to the future, we are evolving our leadership structure to ensure we can scale effectively and continue delivering exceptional value to our customers and shareholders," Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Rob Mionis said.

 
 

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