TE Connectivity appoints new exec VP and CFO
TE Connectivity Ltd. aims to deliver consistently strong financial results and value added benefits to shareholders

TE Connectivity Ltd., one of the leaders in connectivity and sensors, announced that it has named Heath A. Mitts the company's Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective September 12, 2016.

Senior financial experience

Mitts joins TE from IDEX Corporation, where he most recently served as Senior Vice President and CFO. IDEX is a globally diversified company specialising in fluid, metering, health and science technologies, as well as fire, safety and other products.

Prior to serving as CFO at IDEX, he held senior global finance positions at PerkinElmer and Honeywell International. Mitts holds an MBA in finance from Pennsylvania State University and an undergraduate degree in finance and political science from Southern Methodist University.

Strong financial performance & value for shareholders

“We are thrilled to welcome Heath aboard as our CFO”, said TE Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Tom Lynch. “We are confident that with his strong financial experience and track record, he will help us continue to deliver consistently strong financial performance and value for our shareholders.”

Mario Calastri, who has served as the TE's interim CFO since February will resume his position as senior vice president and treasurer. “Mario did an excellent job stepping into the role of interim CFO over the last seven months and will work closely with Heath during the transition period,” said Lynch.

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