Atmel names Stephen Cumming as new CFO

Chip maker Atmel Corp. said Tuesday that it named Stephen Cumming as chief financial officer and vice president of finance.

Cumming will replace Robert Avery, whose planned retirement was previously announced.

Cumming most recently worked as vice president of business finance for Fairchild Semiconductor International Inc.

Atmel shares fell 9 cents, or 2.5 percent, to $3.51 in afternoon trading.

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