McKinsey Hires Walmart Executive Daniel Trujillo as Chief Compliance Officer
Trujillo has served for nearly three years as Walmart executive vice president and chief ethics and compliance officer.
October 27, 2021 at 08:10 PM
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Longtime Walmart senior executive Daniel Trujillo has left the company to join consulting giant McKinsey & Co. as partner and chief compliance officer, according to Trujillo's LinkedIn page.
Daniel Trujillo chief compliance officer at McKinsey. Courtesy photo
"I've long admired McKinsey for its work driving positive impact for its clients and the stakeholders whom those clients serve," Trujillo wrote in a LinkedIn post Wednesday. "I'm thrilled to join McKinsey as its chief compliance officer and look forward to working with my new colleagues to continue the firm's multi-year efforts to strengthen and grow its professional standards, risk management and compliance functions."
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