July 14 (Reuters) - Marriott International ( MAR ) said

on Monday its chief financial officer, Leeny Oberg, would retire

next year after spending more than two decades with the U.S.

hotel operator.

The company has appointed insider Jen Mason as Oberg's

successor.

Oberg has been Marriott's ( MAR ) CFO since 2016, helping navigate

the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and spearheading

its cost initiatives. Her retirement would be effective March

31, 2026.

Mason joined Marriott ( MAR ) in 1992 and currently serves as the

global officer, treasurer and risk management. Since joining the

company, she has held several leadership roles, including as CFO

for its U.S. and Canada division.

Marriott ( MAR ) also appointed Shawn Hill as its chief development

officer, effective January 1, 2026.