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Alphabet named company veteran Marsida Saraci as the tech giant's next principal accounting officer, effective immediately, according to a securities filing Friday.
Saraci, 47, has worked for Google's parent for about 15 years, most recently serving as vice president, finance - deputy controller. Prior to joining the company in 2011 she worked at Big Four firm KPMG for more than eight years.
The appointment follows roughly two months after Amie Thuener O'Toole stepped down from the dual roles of PAO and corporate controller at Alphabet. Thuener, 51, left the Mountainview, Calif.-based company to take the finance reins of the semiconductor and software infrastructure company Broadcom this month, CFO Dive previously reported.
Alphabet has a history of promoting women to its top finance and leadership posts. In 2024, the company tapped Eli Lilly veteran Anat Ashkenazi to succeed Ruth Porat, the company's longest serving CFO. Porat stepped down from the post to transition to a newly created dual role of president and chief investment officer at the company.
Alphabet named company veteran Marsida Saraci as the tech giant's next principal accounting officer, effective immediately, according to a securities filing Friday.
Saraci, 47, has worked for Google's parent for about 15 years, most recently serving as vice president, finance - deputy controller. Prior to joining the company in 2011 she worked at Big Four firm KPMG for more than eight years.
The appointment follows roughly two months after Amie Thuener O'Toole stepped down from the dual roles of PAO and corporate controller at Alphabet. Thuener, 51, left the Mountainview, Calif.-based company to take the finance reins of the semiconductor and software infrastructure company Broadcom this month, CFO Dive previously reported.
Alphabet has a history of promoting women to its top finance and leadership posts. In 2024, the company tapped Eli Lilly veteran Anat Ashkenazi to succeed Ruth Porat, the company's longest serving CFO. Porat stepped down from the post to transition to a newly created dual role of president and chief investment officer at the company.
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