MCA INC. Appoints Brian C. Mulligan Vice President
Brian C. Mulligan, currently controller of MCA INC., has been appointed a vice president by David R. Hancock, vice president of Financial Operations and chief accounting officer. Mulligan will continue in his controller position in addition to the new title, demonstrating the company's recognition of his contributions. Hancock praises Mulligan's financial and business leadership, anticipating further dividends as MCA enters the era of Seagram ownership.
Key Takeaways:
- Brian C. Mulligan, a senior manager at Price Waterhouse, was appointed vice president of MCA INC. in addition to his existing controller position.
- Mulligan's promotion reflects his significant contributions to the company, particularly in providing financial and business leadership for MCA's worldwide operations.
- Richard E. Baker, MCA's vice president and chief financial officer, views Mulligan as an integral part of the corporate staff, acknowledging his significant contributions and commitment to MCA.
- Mulligan has been with MCA since October 1991, following a decade-long career at the University of Southern California and UCLA's Anderson Graduate School of Management.
- The appointment by David R. Hancock marks the beginning of Mulligan's new role, emphasizing his importance in MCA's leadership team.
- Prior to his MCA tenure, Mulligan's experience at Price Waterhouse and his educational background have prepared him for the responsibilities of a vice president.
- This promotion occurs as MCA INC. is entering a new era of ownership under Seagram, suggesting a strategic move to capitalize on future opportunities.
Statistics:
- Mulligan has been with MCA since October 1991.
- He spent a decade at the University of Southern California and UCLA's Anderson Graduate School of Management before joining MCA.
- Mulligan was a senior manager at Price Waterhouse prior to his MCA tenure.
- He will continue in his collector position alongside his new role as vice president.
Sources:
- "MCA INC. Appoints Brian C. Mulligan Vice President"
- /PRNewswire/, June 22, 1995.