Named CFO of The Home Depot

Carol Tomé began her career with The Home Depot in 1995, taking on the role of Vice President and Treasurer. This marked the beginning of a 24-year association with the company, during which she played a crucial role in its financial management and strategic direction. Her extensive experience and understanding of the company's operations positioned her well for advancement within the organization. In 2001, she was appointed Chief Financial Officer (CFO), a position she would hold for nearly two decades. As CFO, Tomé was responsible for overseeing the financial health of The Home Depot, managing financial planning, risk management, record-keeping, and financial reporting. Her leadership contributed to the company's growth and stability during a period of significant change in the retail sector, including the rise of e-commerce and shifts in consumer behavior. Under her financial stewardship, The Home Depot expanded its market presence and improved its operational efficiency, which was reflected in the company