Thomas Moriarty
Executive Vice President, M&A and Corporate Affairs · Albertsons
Executive Vice President of M&A and Corporate Affairs at Albertsons Companies since March 2025, leading M&A, business development, government relations, communications, sustainability and legal. He joined Albertsons in 2023 as general counsel and chief policy officer after more than ten years at CVS Health, where he was chief policy and external affairs officer and general counsel. Albertsons ranked No. 57 on the 2026 Fortune 500.
Last reviewed: Oct 3, 2026
Thomas Moriarty
Executive Vice President, M&A and Corporate Affairs Albertsons
Last Reviewed: October 3, 2026
Executive Summary
Thomas Moriarty has been Executive Vice President of M&A and Corporate Affairs at Albertsons Companies since March 2025. He leads the grocer’s mergers and acquisitions, business development, government relations, corporate communications, sustainability and legal functions. Moriarty joined Albertsons in June 2023 as executive vice president, general counsel and chief policy officer. Before that he spent more than ten years at CVS Health in roles of increasing responsibility, most recently as executive vice president, chief policy and external affairs officer and general counsel. He is a named executive officer in Albertsons’ 2026 proxy. His remit spans deal-making, policy and law.
Career Highlights
- Executive Vice President, M&A and Corporate Affairs, at Albertsons since March 2025.
- Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Chief Policy Officer, 2023 to 2025.
- Executive Vice President, Chief Policy and External Affairs Officer and General Counsel of CVS Health.
- More than ten years at CVS Health.
- Named executive officer in Albertsons’ 2026 proxy.
Professional Journey
Moriarty spent more than ten years at CVS Health in roles of increasing responsibility, most recently as executive vice president, chief policy and external affairs officer and general counsel, according to Albertsons’ 10-K.
He joined Albertsons in June 2023 as executive vice president, general counsel and chief policy officer. In March 2025 he became executive vice president of M&A and corporate affairs, leading M&A, business development, government relations, corporate communications, sustainability and legal. Albertsons’ 2026 proxy includes him among its named executive officers, and he signs the company’s current reports to the SEC.
In July 2026 he signed the filing announcing president and chief financial officer Sharon McCollam’s decision to retire, and in September 2026 the filing on Meg Whitman’s appointment as executive chair. Albertsons Companies, based in Boise, Idaho, operated 2,244 retail stores with 405 fuel centers, 22 distribution centers and 19 manufacturing facilities at the end of fiscal 2025, according to its 10-K.
Education
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