The Financial Accounting Foundation’s board of trustees appointed 13 new members to the Financial Accounting Standards Advisory Council, which advises the Financial Accounting Standards Board.
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The new FASAC members will serve a one-year term beginning on Jan. 1, 2026, and may be reappointed for more terms. The new appointees are:
John Campbell, department head of finance, professor and chair in financial accounting at the University of Georgia;Muneera Carr, executive vice president, chief accounting officer and controller at Wells Fargo & Co.;Toai Chin, board trustee and audit committee chair at Global X Funds;Lauren Elting, vice president of corporate controller and chief accounting officer at McDonald’s Corp.;Gerald Garvey, managing director at BlackRock;Donald (Donny) Hayes, division chair of accounting (chief accounting officer) at Mayo Clinic;Tom Hillman, managing director and HOLT head of research at UBS;Urooj Khan, associate dean and professor at the University of Texas;Katrina Kimpel, EY Americas vice chair of professional practice at EY;Yin Luo, vice chairman at Wolfe Research;Angelo Manioudakis, former global chief investment officer at Northern Trust Asset Management;Emily Rollins, board member and audit committee chair at Dolby Laboratories and Xometry, and board member at Dwolla, Greenhouse Software and OpenSesame;Thomas White, lecturer-in-law at Columbia University Law School.
“The new FASAC members were chosen from a strong slate of candidates for their diverse experience and demonstrated commitment to supporting the FASB’s standard-setting mission,” Edward Bernard, chair of the FAF Board of Trustees, said in a statement. “We are pleased to welcome them to their new roles and look forward to the perspectives they will bring to group discussions next year.”
Twelve FASAC members will conclude their service in 2025. They are Todd Castagno, Jeremy Croucher, Debra Dial, Jill Lehman, Saul Martinez, Sarah McVay, Dorri McWhorter, W. Howard Morris, Jonathan Nus, Johnbull Okpara, Richard Sloan and Antonio Yanez Jr.
“I want to extend my thanks to the FASAC members ending their service for their purposeful engagement in the Council’s activities,” FASAC chair Michael Morrow said in a statement. “They brought to our group discussions diverse perspectives and a shared commitment to the FASB’s standard-setting mission to develop financial accounting and reporting standards that provide decision-useful information to investors and other capital allocators.”
