AutoZone CFO to join FedEx
A FedEx plane flies on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026, in San Francisco. (Jeff Chiu/AP)
AutoZone Inc. CFO Jamere Jackson is stepping down effective Nov. 25 and will join FedEx Corp. in the same role, the companies announced Monday, Oct. 26.
Jackson, 57, will join FedEx on Nov. 30, succeeding Claude Russ, who stepped in as FedEx’s interim CFO in June after John Dietrich stepped down following the spinoff of FedEx Freight.
“I am pleased to welcome Jamere to FedEx and the executive leadership team,” said Raj Subramaniam, FedEx president and CEO. “Jamere brings a deep understanding of how disciplined financial strategy translates into strong operational performance.
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