Patrick Hallinan is the new chief financial officer of Stanley Black & Decker, the company announced Monday.
Hallinan, who succeeds interim CFO Corbin Walburger, will take over the post at the New Britain-based tools manufacturer April 6. Following the move, Walburger will resume his previous role as vice president of business development.
Hallinan comes to Stanley Black & Decker after 17 years working at Fortune Brands Innovations, where he most recently served as executive vice president and chief financial officer. He also had various finance & technology leadership and general management roles across business segments during his career at the company.
Before Fortune Brands, Hallinan worked at Booz Allen Hamilton as a principal in the company’s automotive, aerospace and industrial goods practice. Hallinan received a bachelor’s degree in economics from Northwestern University and an MBA in finance and accounting from the University of Chicago.
The company said Hallinan will report to Stanley Black & Decker President and CEO Donald Allan Jr.
The company named Walburger interim chief financial officer in July. He took over the position from Allan after he was named CEO.Â
