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Ahold Delhaize USA Names New CFO

Jason Wilson steps up to corporate after serving as Food Lion's SVP of Finance
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Jason Wilson is the new CFO at Ahold Delhaize USA.

Ahold Delhaize USA has named Jason Wilson its new chief financial officer. He will oversee the company’s financial strategy and operations.

Wilson previously served as senior vice president of Finance at Food Lion, where he oversaw the brand’s financial activities. The Salisbury, North Carolina-based grocer recently marked 50 consecutive quarters of positive comparable-store sales. As part of the Food Lion leadership team, he also provided strategic direction for the brand, including growth initiatives such as new stores and remodels throughout its 10-state footprint.

“After more than a decade driving remarkable results at Food Lion, I’m excited to welcome Jason to our U.S. leadership team,” said JJ Fleeman, CEO of Ahold Delhaize USA. “Jason has extensive industry experience and is a proven leader, who I am confident will advance our finance organization and provide strong support and partnership to each of our U.S. businesses. Jason has a retail-oriented, customer-first mindset and a relentless focus that will enable our U.S. businesses to continue to thrive.”

A North Carolina native, Wilson started his career in 2000 at Ahold Delhaize USA’s predecessor support brands, serving as director of Business Development, vice president of Strategy, and vice president of Finance and Business Planning. In addition, he has held several positions in category management and joined the organization as an inventory controller in accounting.

“It is an honor to take on this role and contribute to the growth of our businesses,” said Wilson. “I look forward to working alongside the team to drive critical priorities and support our Growing Together strategy through strong financial controls and investments. Together, we will continue our momentum and support each of the U.S. brands in delivering omnichannel growth.”

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