John Lewis Partnership confirms Andy Mounsey as permanent CFO
John Lewis Partnership has appointed Andy Mounsey as its chief financial officer on a permanent basis, following a successful interim period in the role since autumn 2024.
John Lewis Partnership has appointed Andy Mounsey as its chief financial officer on a permanent basis, following a successful interim period in the role since autumn 2024.
Mounsey, who has been with the Waitrose owner for 13 years, has held multiple roles in the finance department including most recently as group finance and strategy director.
Mounsey said: “I’m honored and excited to take on the role of chief financial officer at such a transformative time for the Partnership. We’re seeing solid progress in our key financial metrics and continued improvements in customer sentiment.
“The partnership is in strong financial health and stepping up investment this year for customers and partners. I look forward to working with the entire team to build on this progress and ensure the long-term financial strength of our unique business.”
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John Lewis Partnership chairman Jason Tarry praised Mounsey’s performance in the interim post and welcomed him into the permanent role.
“Andy’s contribution as interim CFO has been invaluable, and it’s great to have him as part of the team. His deep understanding of the partnership and the retail sector, combined with his extensive experience in various senior finance roles, makes him ideal for this position.
“I’m confident that Andy’s leadership will be instrumental in driving our financial strategy and ensuring the long-term success of the partnership,” Tarry said.
John Lewis revealed last month that its profits had tripled to £126m as group sales sales rose 3% to £12.8bn in 52 weeks to 25 January, bolstered by a 4.4% uplift in sales across Waitrose to £8bn.
Mounsey has also joined the partnership board with immediate effect.
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