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Michael J. Berry, i2 executive vice president and chief financial officer (CFO), brings to i2 a strong background in both finance and general management, having managed several software and technology services businesses.
As i2’s CFO, Berry is responsible for overseeing i2’s accounting and finance organization, as well as growing and maintaining i2’s relationships with the financial community. He also manages and enhances the company’s performance management and operational processes and expense control program, in addition to developing a strong financial management organization within i2.
Berry joined i2 in August 2005 from The Reynolds and Reynolds Company, Inc., a billion-dollar provider of technology solutions to the retail automotive industry. At Reynolds and Reynolds, he served as senior vice president for Solutions Management, where he had operational responsibility for the company’s software and services business units, bringing focus to operating plans and execution while driving accountability and results. Berry also served Reynolds and Reynolds as senior vice president of Services, where he achieved profitability while reducing expenses and increasing customer satisfaction.
Prior to Reynolds and Reynolds, Berry spent three years as executive vice president and general manager of Comdata Corporation, a leading provider of payment cards and related services to the transportation and retail industries. Berry also spent eight years at Travelers Express Co., Inc. (now known as MoneyGram International), where he was vice president and general manager of the Americas region, and vice president of Planning and Acquisitions. He spent three years at Northwest Airlines, where he served as a manager of Finance and Administration of an $800 million business unit, as well as a product manager, and senior consultant in Corporate Planning. Berry also held finance positions at Maxwell Graphics, Toro Company, and Best Buy Company. erry earned bachelor’s degree in finance from Augsburg College in Minneapolis and a master’s degree in finance from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minn. | 