Public Square Trumpets CFO Transition
PSQ Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: PSQH), America's leading marketplace and payments ecosystem valuing life, family, and liberty, today announced that James Rinn has been appointed Chief Financial Officer, effective June 1. Rinn, who has served as a board member and chair of the PublicSquare Audit Committee since July 2023, will succeed Brad Searle, who will transition to Senior Vice President of Finance for the Company’s Brands Division. Rinn brings over 30 years of accounting leadership at public and private companies, having held multiple CFO roles throughout his career.“The PublicSquare team and I could not be more enthusiastic for James to step into the CFO role,” remarked PublicSquare CEO Michael Seifert. “I am convinced that this move will strategically position our Company for significant success as we demonstrate our capabilities, meet ambitious targets, attain profitability, and lay a solid foundation for a thriving business. James possesses a tremendous skill set from decades of financial experience, integrity, alignment with our mission, relational equity with the team, and existing context for the company. “Finally, I'm especially grateful for Brad's help and support since the beginning of the PublicSquare journey. I'm incredibly excited for his next chapter, which will bring his full focus and value for excellence to the Brands Division.”PSQH shares lost 10 cents, or 5%, to $2.02.
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