Why did the Beamtree (ASX:BMT) CFO resign?

Beamtree (ASX:BMT) Chief Financial Officer Michelle Spiller resigned for personal reasons, with her departure taking effect on July 24.

Who is replacing the outgoing Beamtree (ASX:BMT) CFO?

Beamtree (ASX:BMT) appointed Neil Thompson as Acting CFO with immediate effect while the board searches for a permanent replacement.

Following the executive leadership announcement, the Beamtree (ASX:BMT) share price remained unchanged at $0.12.

Prior to the departure of the CFO, Beamtree (ASX:BMT) appointed Gareth Pye as its new CEO earlier in the month.

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Beamtree (ASX:BMT) stated that it remains focused on operational efficiency to achieve cash operating profit break-even by FY27.

Written by Heidi Cuthbert Published Jul 21, 2026, 1:14 AM

CFO Michelle Spiller has resigned from Beamtree for personal reasons, effective July 24.
Beamtree shares remained unchanged at $0.12 following the executive leadership update.
Neil Thompson takes over as acting CFO immediately while the company searches for a permanent replacement.

Healthcare technology company Beamtree (ASX:BMT) announced CFO Michelle Spiller will resign effective July 24 for personal reasons.

The departure follows recent executive changes, including the appointment of new CEO Gareth Pye earlier this month.

The company board formally acknowledged Spiller for her operational contributions and wished her well in future endeavours.

Beamtree appointed Neil Thompson as acting CFO with immediate effect while seeking a permanent replacement.

Following the announcement, the Beamtree share price was unchanged at $0.12.

Beamtree stated that it remains focused on operational efficiency to achieve cash operating profit break-even by FY27.