Hershey Appoints New CFO as Steven E. Voskuil Retires
The Hershey Company has appointed Dave Hulays, a long-time finance executive with experience at both Hershey and Procter & Gamble, to succeed retiring Chief Financial Officer Steven E. Voskuil. Voskuil will remain in his role until early 2027 to ensure a smooth transition before relocating closer to family. Hulays has over three decades of financial leadership experience and is expected to continue guiding Hershey through ongoing operational changes, including cost management for key ingredients like cocoa and sugar. Hershey reported strong second-quarter results in fiscal 2026 with net income rising by 629% year-over-year to $457.7 million and consolidated sales increasing by 6.6%. The company has been consolidating its brands into a unified snacking portfolio, aiming for growth beyond traditional confectionery products. Analysts suggest that Hershey's prudent pricing strategies and supply chain adjustments have helped mitigate margin pressures from rising input costs.
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