Pinterest hires Amazon's James Dibbo as new CFO

Pinterest amended its revolving credit facility to $700M for 5 years, replacing a $500M facility. The new agreement, with JPMorgan, allows increases up to $1B, has a pricing rate of adjusted SOFR plus 1.25%, and a 0.10% commitment fee. It includes customary covenants and a max net leverage ratio of 3.5x. No amounts were outstanding as of October 15, 2026.

Pinterest (PINS) appointed Amazon's James Dibbo as its new CFO. The company's stock has shown mixed performance, with a recent 7-day return of 7.52% but a 1-year return of -36.11%. Analysts have varying views on its valuation, with some seeing it as undervalued at $20.31 per share compared to a fair value estimate of $29.05, while others note its high P/E ratio of 46.2x.

Pinterest named James Dibbo, an Amazon executive, as its new CFO, effective October 26. Dibbo brings experience in advertising, streaming, and e-commerce. He succeeds Julia Donnelly, who is leaving to join a private company. Pinterest shares dropped 1% in extended trading. The company faces competition in digital advertising, with slower third-quarter revenue growth forecasted.

Pinterest appointed James Dibbo as CFO, effective October 26, 2026. He joins from Amazon, where he led finance for advertising and entertainment. Dibbo succeeds Julia Donnelly, who is leaving for a startup. Pinterest shares fell 1% in after-hours trading on the news.

Pinterest has appointed James Dibbo, a former Amazon executive, as its new CFO, effective Oct. 26. Dibbo will replace Julia Brau Donnelly, who is leaving to join Sierra. Pinterest reported a Q2 net loss of $46.6 million, despite growing its user base to 640 million. Dibbo's compensation includes a $650,000 base salary and RSU awards valued at $19.98 million initially, with an additional $9 million RSU award expected in 2027.

Pinterest (PINS) named James Dibbo, former Amazon finance executive, as its new CFO, starting Oct. 26. Shares rose 1% in extended trading. Pinterest reported Q2 revenue of $1.18B, up 18%, and raised its 2026 EBITDA margin target to 30%. The company faces ad market challenges and slower Q3 growth guidance of 13-15%.