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Six Flags Names New CMO and CLO Alongside Planned 2026 CFO Transition
Six Flags said Chief Financial Officer Brian Witherow will leave the company in May 2026. The amusement park operator has named an interim finance lead and hired a new chief marketing officer and chief legal officer. The moves come as the company, traded under the ticker FUN, continues to reshape its executive team.
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Six Flags announced the exit of CFO Brian Witherow in May 2026. The company named an interim finance lead to succeed him immediately upon his departure. His planned exit marks the latest change in the company's senior leadership ranks.
Six Flags has hired a new chief marketing officer. The appointment aims to strengthen the company's consumer-facing efforts as it operates its portfolio of amusement parks. The company also hired a new chief legal officer.
That hire is intended to bolster legal and compliance functions across its operations. Six Flags trades under the ticker symbol FUN. com reported that the executive changes were announced together in a single disclosure.
The timing of Witherow's departure was set for May 2026. No reason for the exit was detailed in the company's announcement. The interim finance lead will assume responsibility for financial operations in the period following Witherow's exit.
The company has not yet identified the individual by name. The new CMO and CLO represent fresh additions to the executive bench. Their arrivals coincide with the planned CFO transition. Six Flags has not disclosed further details on reporting lines for the new hires or the interim finance lead.
The company said only that the appointments and the exit had been finalized.
