Navient announced that Edward Bramson, current board chair, will become CEO effective June 5, 2026, succeeding David Yowan who will step down as president and CEO but remain on the board. This leadership change comes as Navient moves into the next phase of its transformation following successful restructuring efforts under Yowan's tenure. Bramson, with extensive experience in corporate turnarounds, will focus on completing Phase 2 of Navient's strategic transformation to enhance shareholder value. Larry Klane will serve as lead independent director, supporting the board's governance.
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