Who are Brink's's decision-makers?
Brink's is led by Mark Eubanks, President and Chief Executive Officer, with finance leadership from Kurt McMaken. Enterprise buying decisions usually combine corporate function approval with operating-unit sponsorship.
- CEO
- Mark Eubanks
- CFO/key exec
- Kurt McMaken
- Founded
- 1859
- Employees
- About 66,000
- HQ
- Richmond, Virginia
- Status
- NYSE: BCO public company
- Mark EubanksPresident and Chief Executive OfficerCEO since 2022Leads the strategy around AMS, DRS, and operational productivity.
- Kurt McMakenEVP and Chief Financial OfficerCFO since 2022Owns finance and margin-expansion execution.
- Adrian ButtonEVP and President, Brink's North AmericaJoined in 2026Runs North American operations.
- Nader AntarEVP and President, Rest of World and BGSJoined in 2024Leads Rest of World and Global Services.
Who leads Brink's?
Mark Eubanks serves as President and Chief Executive Officer; Kurt McMaken serves as EVP and Chief Financial Officer; Adrian Button serves as EVP and President, Brink's North America; Nader Antar serves as EVP and President, Rest of World and BGS. The leadership mix reflects a public company where operating execution, finance discipline, safety, and customer retention are central to performance.
Who actually makes buying decisions at Brink's?
Corporate procurement and finance typically control vendor approval, while IT, legal, security, HR, safety, fleet, operations, and regional leaders shape requirements. For operating tools, the executive sponsor is often the function owner closest to measurable productivity, compliance, customer experience, or margin improvement.
How is Brink's organized as it scales?
Brink's combines corporate governance with distributed operating teams. That structure rewards vendors that can support national standards while still fitting branch, region, job-site, route, plant, or account-level workflows.
As of June 2026.Sources:Brink's investorsBrink's fiscal 2025 resultsBrink's leadership
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