What's Going On With Manhattan Associates Stock Monday?
What To Know: The CEO of NTT Data North America, Eric Clark, will take over as CEO of Manhattan Associates. Capel, whose retirement is effective Feb. 12, will continue to serve Manhattan Associates in the role of executive vice chairman of the board, assisting with CEO transition and special projects.
Manhattan Associates stock falls on CEO retirement news
Shares of Manhattan Associates Inc. (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:MANH) tumbled 8.4% today following the announcement of President and CEO Eddie Capel's retirement set for February 12, 2025. Capel, who has been with the company since June 2000 and has served as CEO since January 2013,
Manhattan Associates Announces CEO Succession
Mr. Capel joined Manhattan in June 2000, and, after serving in various operations and technology roles, became its Chief Operating Officer in January 2011 and President and CEO in January 2013.
Manhattan Associates Shares Fall After CEO Switch
Manhattan Associates shares slipped after the company chose a new chief executive officer to succeed retiring Eddie Capel. The stock declined 10%, to $180.22, on Monday, and touched a 52-week low of $177.70 earlier in the day.
Manhattan Associates (MANH) Stock Trades Down, Here Is Why
What Happened? Shares of supply chain optimization software maker Manhattan Associates (NASDAQ:MANH) fell 10.8% in the afternoon session after the company announced that Eddie Capel, who joined in 2000,
Manhattan Associates CEO Eddie Capel retires, Eric Clark succeeds
Manhattan Associates (MANH) announced that Eddie Capel, Manhattan’s president and CEO, will retire from his position effective February 12. He ...
Manhattan Associates CEO Capel to Retire, Appoints Eric Clark CEO
Manhattan Associates said President and Chief Executive Eddie Capel will retire from his position, effective Wednesday. The technology company said Eric Clark, who has been serving as CEO of NTT Data ...
MANH: Solid Results, Cautious Outlook
Manhattan Associates, which provides software for supply chain, inventory, and retail businesses, beat expectations in the ...