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17. Februar 2012 
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CFO William E. Sullivan to retire from Prologis
Prologis, Inc. announced that William E. Sullivan, chief financial officer (CFO) of Prologis, will retire from Prologis effective upon the filing of the company's first-quarter 2012 10-Q, expected to be on or about May 4, 2012. As announced at the time of the merger, Sullivan will be succeeded by Thomas S. Olinger, who currently serves as the company's chief integration officer.
Sullivan has served as CFO since joining the former ProLogis in March 2007, with responsibility for worldwide corporate finance, including treasury, cash management, financial planning, financial reporting, accounting, tax, investor relations, corporate communications and internal audit. As CFO, Sullivan played a key role in the merger of ProLogis and AMB Property Corporation, the largest real estate merger in history.
As announced at the time of the merger, Olinger will assume the CFO role upon Sullivan's retirement. Olinger served as CFO of AMB from 2007, when he joined the company, up to the June 2011 merger. Previously he spent five years as the vice president, corporate controller at Oracle Corporation. Prior to that, he spent 14 years at Arthur Andersen, the last three as an audit partner in its U.S. real estate and technology groups.
Sullivan has served as CFO since joining the former ProLogis in March 2007, with responsibility for worldwide corporate finance, including treasury, cash management, financial planning, financial reporting, accounting, tax, investor relations, corporate communications and internal audit. As CFO, Sullivan played a key role in the merger of ProLogis and AMB Property Corporation, the largest real estate merger in history.
As announced at the time of the merger, Olinger will assume the CFO role upon Sullivan's retirement. Olinger served as CFO of AMB from 2007, when he joined the company, up to the June 2011 merger. Previously he spent five years as the vice president, corporate controller at Oracle Corporation. Prior to that, he spent 14 years at Arthur Andersen, the last three as an audit partner in its U.S. real estate and technology groups.
