Commvault CFO Jen DiRico departs to pursue new opportunities
Interim finance duties will be led by VP of finance Kevin White and chief accounting officer Danielle Abrahamsen
Data protection and resiliency technology developer Commvault has announced that CFO Jen DiRico will be leaving the company at the end of the calendar year.
She reportedly departs to pursue new opportunities.
While the vendor has already started searching for its next CFO, Sanjay Mirchandani, the vendor’s president and CEO, will oversee the interim finance exec team made up of Kevin White, VP of finance, and Danielle Abrahamsen, chief accounting officer.
“I want to thank [DiRico] for her partnership and wish her the best,” said Mirchandani.
“As we search for our next CFO and continue to execute on our financial objectives, we do so with the support of a seasoned leadership team, industry-leading cyber resilience solutions and strong financial performance.”
DiRico added: “Commvault is in an enviable market position as it leads the way in cyber resilience.
“The company empowers customers to recover fast, confidently move to the cloud, and embrace AI. It’s been an honour to be part of the company’s journey.”
The company declared that there are no changes to its outlook as previously shared in its second quarter earnings results on 28 October 2025.
In Q2 FY26, Commvault’s revenue stood at $276.2m (£207.1m), up 18 per cent from $233.3m year-on-year.
Moving forward, the organisation expects earnings to reach between $298m and $300m in Q3, and around $1.16bn in FY26.
The vendor will report its third quarter results at the end of January 2026.
This end of year departure comes as the business has reshuffled its leadership across 2025.
In July, it promoted Alan Atkinson to chief business development officer and hired Michelle Graff as SVP of global partners and channel.
In March, it named Bill O’Connell chief security officer.
This year was also marked by the acquisition of data and AI security firm Satori Cyber, aimed at helping enterprises support compliance requirements, mitigate risks, and control access to sensitive data.