Booz Allen CFO leaving in February

Booz Allen Hamilton’s chief financial officer is leaving the company for a role at S&P Global.

Matthew Calderone, Booz Allen CFO and executive vice president, notified the McLean-based Fortune 500 government contractor on Dec. 11 that he would resign Feb. 1, 2026.

Kristine Martin Anderson, chief operating officer and executive vice president at Booz Allen, will assume Calderone’s duties on an interim basis. The company has begun its search for its next permanent CFO, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing dated Monday.

S&P Global announced Calderone’s hiring on Tuesday. He will join the company as CFO of its Mobility business by March 1, 2026. The Mobility business is spinning off from S&P Global to be a standalone public company.

Calderone will report to Bill Eager, president of S&P Global Mobility and CEO-designate of the future spinoff.

“I’m thrilled to welcome Matt as our incoming CFO,” Eager said in a statement. “His leadership and public company experience will be essential as we continue building the financial and operational foundation for Mobility as an independent company.”

S&P Global expects to finish separating the Mobility business sometime between April and October.

Calderone has worked for Booz Allen for more than 20 years cumulatively, interrupted by a three-year stint at Boston Consulting Group after seven years at Booz Allen, according to his LinkedIn profile. He was most recently the government contractor’s chief strategy officer, where he developed a growth strategy and built and led the company’s corporate development team.