EIX · Edison International

The leadership transition at Edison International centers on a smooth CFO handover, with long-serving Executive VP and CFO Maria Rigatti resigning from the CFO role on July 3, 2026, and retiring September 1, 2026, while remaining EVP through retirement. Aaron D. Moss, aged 55 and familiar with the organization as SCE's SVP and CFO since 2022 (previously EIX VP and Controller 2016-2022), steps into the EIX CFO position at close of business July 3. His compensation package reflects the role's significance: base salary rises to $730,000 from July 4, target incentive jumps to 85% of salary under the EIX Executive Incentive Compensation Plan (prorated for 2026), and a supplemental long-term incentive grant valued at approximately $603,196 allocated across stock options, RSUs, and performance shares matching prior 2026 awards. Concurrently, the board grew to 12 members with M. Susan Hardwick's election as independent director, leveraging her utility CEO/CFO experience from American Water Works and Vectren; she joins key committees. Bylaws amendments refine officer duties and designations, supporting operational flexibility amid the transition. These changes signal continuity in finance leadership with internal promotion and governance enhancements.