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Cabela’s adds DTCC administrative chief Milrod to board

2/5/2014

Cabela’s has appointed Donna M. Milrod to its board of directors.



“Donna is a proven leader and brings a wealth of regulatory, finance, and capital markets experience,” said CEO Tommy Millner. “The board and Cabela’s will greatly benefit from Donna’s insights and knowledge.”



Milrod has been the chief administrative officer of the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) since October 2012, with responsibilities for DTCC’s finance, operations, regulatory relations, business continuity, vendor management and security functions. As a leading post-trade market infrastructure for the global capital markets, DTCC provides clearing, settlement and information services for equities, corporate and municipal bonds, government and mortgage-backed securities, money market instruments as well as over-the-counter derivatives for thousands of institutions worldwide.



Prior to joining DTCC, Milrod served as deputy CEO of Deutsche Bank North America (DBA) from 2009 to October 2012. In addition, she headed Deutsche Bank’s Regional Oversight & Strategy Group where she established DBA’s Independent Control Office to enhance the company’s control and governance infrastructure and oversee the day-to-day relationships with its numerous regulators. Milrod joined Deutsche Bank in September 1999 and held a number of other senior positions at the company, including assistant treasurer of the Americas.



In addition to joining Cabela’s board, Milrod has been appointed to the board of directors of World’s Foremost Bank, Cabela’s wholly owned bank subsidiary.



“I am very excited to serve on the board of Cabela’s,” said Milrod. “Cabela’s is a leader in outdoor retailing and exemplifies a company that places the utmost priority in high-quality customer service. I look forward to contributing my knowledge and experience, especially in management of financial services companies, to the company and assisting with the continued growth of World’s Foremost Bank.”




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