OptionsXpress reshuffles execs

OptionsXpress Holdings Inc. announced today that it promoted its chief financial officer to the role of president and its chief operating officer to the role of executive vice-chairman, according to published reports.
MAR 21, 2007
OptionsXpress Holdings Inc. announced today that it promoted its chief financial officer to the role of president and its chief operating officer to the role of executive vice-chairman, according to published reports. The Chicago-based online brokerage, said Adam DeWitt, the vice president of finance will become chief financial officer and David Fisher, the previous chief financial officer, will become president and manage the company's day-to-day operations, report said. Ned Bennett, chief operating officer, will become executive vice-chairman, as well as retain the title of chief executive officer of OptionsXpress Inc., the broker-dealer of OptionsXpress Holdings, reports said.

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