Tom Springfield has been announced as the interim chief financial officer for Caliber Collision
Last week, the Caliber family of automotive repair and service brands has announced a leadership change within its finance organization following the resignation of its chief financial officer.
On February 25, 2026, Judd Nystrom officially stepped down from his role, citing personal reasons. The company noted the resignation was not related to any disagreement concerning financial reporting, compliance matters or operational policies or practices.
Springfield, senior financial officer, will serve as interim CFO until a permanent successor is appointed.
He joined Caliber in September 2014 and has held a range of accounting and finance positions over the past decade. His appointment is intended to provide continuity within the finance team during the transition period.
The company does not anticipate any disruption to its operations as a result of the change in leadership.
Founded in 1997, Caliber has grown to operate more than 1,800 centres across 41 states. Its portfolio includes Caliber Collision and Caliber Auto Glass, offering services ranging from auto body and paint repair to glass replacement and vehicle safety system calibration.
