Credit Services · Financial Services
CEO, Board Member
2020-05-05–present
Board Member
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Get AXP alertsStephen J. Squeri is recorded as CEO at American Express Co (AXP) since January 30, 2025 and Board Member at American Express Co (AXP) since May 5, 2020. The newest filing on record that lists Stephen J. Squeri as Board Member at American Express Co (AXP) is dated March 14, 2025. American Express Co reported in an 8-K filed January 30, 2025 that Stephen J. Squeri was appointed CEO, American Express National Bank (AENB). American Express Co reported in an 8-K filed May 8, 2024 that Stephen J. Squeri was appointed Director, effective May 6, 2024. Stephen J. Squeri has spoken on 6 earnings calls and 1 other investor event across 1 company, most recently for American Express Co on October 23, 2026. American Express Co is classified in the Credit Services industry within the Financial Services sector. Other leadership on record at American Express Co includes S.J. Squeri (CEO), J.C. Campbell (CFO), Jeffrey C. Campbell (CFO) and 7 others.
“With the previous announcement that Anré Williams will be leaving the company in early November, I will once again assume the role of CEO, American Express National Bank (AENB).”
“Stephen J. Squeri | 553,816,930 | 21,578,349 | 5,019,292 | 56,238,542”
“We are reaffirming our revenue growth guidance to between 1830 and 1860 on a reported basis, and 1890 on an adjusted basis.”
“We delivered another excellent course at EPS at $4.53. cents. Our results continue the momentum we've seen over the last few quarters and reinforce the confidence that we have in our strategy for sustaining long-term growth.”
“So when I took over in 2018, we were coming through some tumultuous times. You know, we had lost Costco. Prior to that, we came out of the financial crisis. And it always appeared to me, having been there that long, that the company wasn't as focused as it needed to be, number one.”
“Revenue in the quarter grew 11% or 10% on an FX-adjusted basis, and EPS was $4.28, up 18% over the prior year.”
“We had another year of strong performance, continuing the momentum we delivered since introducing our long-term growth aspirations in January of 2022. Full-year revenues were up 10% to a record $72 billion, and EPS was $15.38, up 15% over last year, excluding the certified gain.”
2025-01-30–present
2020-05-05–present
Last confirmed March 14, 2025
Credit Services · Financial Services
CEO, Board Member
2020-05-05–present