HealthEquity Names Cutler as CEO, Succeeding Kessler

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By Connor Hart

HealthEquity named Scott Cutler as its president and top executive, effective Jan. 6, succeeding Jon Kessler, who will retire after 15 years at the helm.

Cutler, 55, most recently served as chief executive of StockX, a position he held since June 2019, the Draper, Utah, health-savings account custodian said Tuesday. Previously, he held leadership positions at eBay, StubHub and NYSE Euronext.

Cutler was chosen to fill the company's top role following a nationwide search process, Chairman Robert Selander said.

Following his retirement on Jan. 6, Kessler will continue with the company as a director and special adviser through April 30. He said he plans to spend more time with family, including his new granddaughter, during his retirement.

Write to Connor Hart at connor.hart@wsj.com

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November 12, 2024 16:27 ET (21:27 GMT)

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