Yeti taps Home Depot veteran as next CFO
Outdoor products brand Yeti is making a change to its C-suite.
Scott Bomar has been appointed senior VP, chief financial officer and treasurer, effective Feb. 23. He will succeed Mike McMullen, who will step down from the company on the effective date, but will serve in an advisory capacity until May 31.
Bomar has served as the senior VP of finance at The Home Depot since October 2022. Prior to a year and a half stint as CFO of financial services company Deluxe Corporation, Bomar spent 16 years at the home improvement giant in a variety of finance-focused roles.
“We are thrilled to welcome Scott Bomar as Yeti’s next CFO,” said Matt Reintjes, president and CEO of Yeti. “Scott brings to Yeti more than 20 years of financial and operational leadership across global, consumer‑focused retail environments, as well as a blend of strategic insight, deep financial acumen and operational rigor, and experience scaling high‑growth businesses. Scott’s background aligns well with Yeti’s focus on disciplined execution and profitable growth.”
Reintjes added that with Bomar joining Yeti’s C-suite, the company will look to drive product innovation, expand its global presence and further penetrate its total addressable market.
McMullen has spent more than a decade at Yeti, joining the company in 2016 as VP of finance. He was promoted to the CFO role in 2023.
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"It is an honor to join Yeti, a brand I have long admired for its leadership in the outdoor products space and deep connection with consumers," said Bomar. "The company is well positioned to build on the momentum underway, supported by the quality and innovation of its products and a scalable global business model.”
Headquartered in Austin, Yeti is a designer, retailer and distributor of products ranging from coolers and drinkware to bags and apparel. According to its website, the brand operates 26 retail stores.
