In New York, ad targeting and retargeting specialist Criteo has appointed Sarah Glickman as Chief Financial Officer, starting next week.

Criteo combines predictive software and consumer intent / purchasing data to deliver targeted ads in real time, and has bolstered its offer with the acquisitions of BrandLogic and DataPop. In March, the firm launched a Traffic Generation solution, to help advertisers connect with new audiences while driving engagement and increased web site traffic.

Glickman (pictured) joins with 30 years of global finance experience, most recently as Acting CFO at transportation and logistics solutions specialist XPO Logistics, where she previously served as SVP, Corporate Finance and Transformation. Before that she held operational CFO roles at Novartis and Honeywell International, and served in various exec roles in shared services and operations, internal audit, transformation and controllership at both Honeywell, where she spent eleven years, and Bristol-Myers Squibb. She began her career at PricewaterhouseCoopers.

In her new role, Glickman replace Dave Anderson, who served as interim CFO for four months, following the resignation of Benoit Fouilland. CEO Megan Clarken comments: 'Sarah is joining at an important time in Criteo's transformation. With a solid background in all aspects of corporate finance and a strong operational approach to financial performance for complex global entities, I'm positive her expertise in transforming businesses will be a valuable asset to Criteo's growth and success'.

Web site: www.criteo.com .

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