Major turnover in D.C. CFO management

Published October 15, 2009 4:00am ET



The District’s finance office is losing several key upper level managers who helped guide the agency through the recession, disastrous audits and the wake of the $50 million tax scandal.

Robert Andary, director of Chief Financial Officer Natwar Gandhi’s Office of Integrity and Oversight, who joined the office in 2008 after the tax scandal broke, resigned effective Oct. 3, The Examiner has learned. The last day for Robert Ebel, the agency’s chief economist and deputy CFO for the Office of Revenue Analysis, is Friday. Thomas Berger, associate CFO for education, also is out as of Friday.

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