JEFFREY M. STUTZ

Corporate Board Profile

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Filing Date	Source Excerpt
2024-01-08	Chief Financial Officer at MillerKnoll, Inc. Jeff was a key architect of the transformative merger of Herman Miller with Knoll Furniture. He joined the company in 2001 as Manager of Financial Reporting and later served in a variety of finance leadership roles, including Vice President of Investor Relations, Treasurer and Chief Accounting Officer. Prior to joining MillerKnoll (formerly known as Herman Miller, Inc.) in 2001, he worked at Donnelly Corporation, a publicly traded automotive supplier based in Holland, Michigan, where he held roles in financial operations and corporate accounting. Mr. Stutz’s extensive experience in the areas of finance, accounting, public company reporting, M&A, capital markets and his general business skills, led to the determination that he should serve as a director.
2025-01-10	Mr. Stutz’s extensive experience in the areas of finance, accounting, public company reporting, M&A, capital markets and his general business skills, led to the determination that he should serve as a director.

Filing Date

Source Excerpt

2024-01-08

Chief Financial Officer at MillerKnoll, Inc. Jeff was a key architect of the transformative merger of Herman Miller with Knoll Furniture. He joined the company in 2001 as Manager of Financial Reporting and later served in a variety of finance leadership roles, including Vice President of Investor Relations, Treasurer and Chief Accounting Officer. Prior to joining MillerKnoll (formerly known as Herman Miller, Inc.) in 2001, he worked at Donnelly Corporation, a publicly traded automotive supplier based in Holland, Michigan, where he held roles in financial operations and corporate accounting. Mr. Stutz’s extensive experience in the areas of finance, accounting, public company reporting, M&A, capital markets and his general business skills, led to the determination that he should serve as a director.

2025-01-10

Mr. Stutz’s extensive experience in the areas of finance, accounting, public company reporting, M&A, capital markets and his general business skills, led to the determination that he should serve as a director.

Data sourced from SEC filings. Last updated: 2025-07-01