Harrow CFO Boll Adds Principal Accounting Officer Role After Pollard Exit – Minichart
Harrow, Inc. (HROW) announced Randall E. Pollard's departure as Chief Accounting Officer. Andrew R. Boll, the CFO, will also serve as principal accounting officer without additional compensation. No reason was given for Pollard's exit.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The change is a routine corporate action with limited immediate market impact.
Market read
Minor news; likely neutral price reaction.
What to watch
Potential future audit scrutiny or SEC attention on internal controls.
Background
Harrow, Inc. (NASDAQ:HROW) disclosed an executive restructuring after the chief accounting officer's exit.
Ticker impact
Harrow CFO Andrew R. Boll was appointed principal accounting officer after Randall Pollard's departure.
minimal short-term impact, potential slight volatility as investors assess control risk
No compensation change and no new strategic direction; market typically reacts modestly to CFO role expansions.
Market effects
None significant; affects only Harrow's governance perception.
US market only, no broader regional effect.
Limited to investors in Harrow.
Counterpoint
The role consolidation could signal deeper governance issues, potentially prompting a short bias.
Key entities
- ExecutiveAndrew R. Boll
President and CFO, now also principal accounting officer.
- ExecutiveRandall E. Pollard
Former chief accounting officer, departed effective Sep 4, 2026.


