Matthew Calderone is transitioning from the government contracting sector to the automotive and financial intelligence world. After more than two decades of service, the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Booz Allen Hamilton will officially step down from his role on February 1, 2026. This move marks the beginning of a major new chapter as Matthew Calderone prepares to lead the financial operations of a transforming global entity.
Transitioning Leadership at Booz Allen
Following the departure of Matthew Calderone, Booz Allen Hamilton will look to its internal leadership to maintain operational stability. Kristine Martin Anderson, the current Chief Operating Officer, will assume the CFO responsibilities on an interim basis. This transition occurs as the firm continues its search for a permanent successor to manage its expansive financial portfolio within the federal market.
Orchestrating a Major Corporate Spin-Off
Starting March 1, 2026, Matthew Calderone will join S&P Global Mobility as its new Chief Financial Officer. His primary objective involves overseeing the mobility business as it prepares to separate from S&P Global and evolve into a standalone, independent company. His extensive experience with public companies and financial strategy will be vital in building the operational foundation for this new enterprise.
A Legacy of Excellence
Calderone leaves behind a significant legacy in the consulting space. Since returning to the firm in 2010, he held several leadership positions, including Vice President of the National Security Group and executive for the global commercial business. His academic background—a bachelor’s in economics from the University of Maryland and an MBA from the Yale School of Management—has fueled a career defined by strategic growth and financial rigor.
