The Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation (TRF) has named Andy Pinto as the new Chief Financial Officer, the aftercare organization announced in a release Wednesday. Pinto will be moved into the position with the retirement of long-time CFO Pat Stickney-Compagna.“Pat has been an invaluable part of the TRF team, and we are incredibly grateful for her dedication to this organization and to the horses and people we serve,” said TRF Executive Director Maggie Sweet. “Her thoughtful leadership and commitment to sound financial management have helped strengthen the foundation from which the TRF continues to grow. We wish Pat all the very best as she begins this next chapter.”Pinto has a background in accounting, finance, strategic risk management, operational improvement, and organizational leadership.“Andy brings extensive financial experience and a thoughtful strategic perspective to the TRF,” continued Sweet. “We are excited to welcome him to the organization and look forward to the leadership he will bring as we continue building a strong future for the TRF.”Pinto added: “I am honored to join the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation and excited to be part of a team with such a strong history and dedicated staff. I look forward to getting to know the people who make the TRF so special and working alongside the board and staff to strengthen the organization's financial foundation. I am grateful for the opportunity to bring my experience in finance, strategic planning, and organizational leadership to help position the TRF for continued growth and long-term success.”According to the TRF, strong financial stewardship remains essential to sustaining its commitment to the horses entrusted to its care. Nearly 400 retired Thoroughbreds rely on the organization, one of the pioneers in Thoroughbred aftercare.The post Andy Pinto Named TRF CEO, Pat Stickney-Compagna Retires appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.