Ezcorp finance chief Tonissen to retire
Pawn Shop operator Ezcorp Chief Financial Officer Daniel Tonissen to retire at year's end
- On 5:20 pm EDT, Friday September 11, 2009
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- Pawn shop owner Ezcorp Inc. said Friday its chief financial officer will retire at the end of the year.
Daniel N. Tonissen has been CFO and a member of its board since August 1994.
In addition to leading financial operations, Tonissen, who also holds the title senior vice president, has overseen loss prevention, human resources and information technology for the company.
Ezcorp did not name a successor.
Ezcorp shares closed down 11 cents at $12.98. The stock has traded between $9.50 and $19.25 in the past 52 weeks and started the day down 14 percent for the year.
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