Chief Financial Officer

The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) serves as the primary strategic financial business partner to the Chief Executive Officer and is a vital driver on the Executive Leadership Team. Moving beyond traditional backward-looking accounting, the CFO is an agile, forward-thinking leader who architects enterprise capital structure, strategic treasury management, corporate growth and M&A initiatives, modern IT/AI technology enablement, and strategic purchasing. The CFO bridges high-level corporate vision with ground-level operational value creation—partnering closely with operations and sales to maximize margins, optimize cash conversion cycles, deploy modern analytics, and foster an empowered, high-trust administrative bench.

• Accounting Manager (direct oversight of accounting and finance staff; responsible for all general ledger operations, internal financial reporting, month-end close, tax compliance, audit coordination, and day-to-day internal controls)
• IT Manager (overseeing enterprise infrastructure, cybersecurity, ERP systems, and AI-driven process automation)
• Purchasing Manager (strategic procurement, vendor terms, raw material sourcing, and inventory replenishment)

• Partner with the CEO and Executive Leadership Team to formulate, execute, and monitor long - range strategic plans, annual operating budgets, and capital deployment strategies that support dynamic corporate growth.
• Build dynamic, multi-year financial forecasts, scenario models, and cash flow projections to support operational capacity planning and enterprise investments.
• Establish investment hurdle rates, discounted cash flow (DCF) models, and underwriting frameworks to evaluate major capital expenditures, manufacturing equipment acquisitions, facility expansions, and new service lines. Deliver executive-level financial intelligence, KPI scorecards, and strategic commentary to the CEO.
• Deliver executive-level financial intelligence, KPI scorecards, and strategic commentary to the CEO.

• Direct enterprise treasury strategy, including aggressive cash conversion cycle management, liquidity planning, working capital optimization, and short-term investment policies.
• Manage and negotiate commercial banking agreements, revolving credit facilities, term debt, and financing arrangements; ensure strict compliance with debt covenants.
• Optimize enterprise billing, collections, and vendor payment schedules to maximize free cash flow velocity across all divisions.

• Partner with the CEO to identify, evaluate, and pursue strategic growth opportunities, including acquisitions, add-on buyouts, joint ventures, geographic expansion, and vertical integration initiatives.
• Lead end-to‑‑end financial due diligence, valuation modeling, quality of earnings evaluation, transaction structuring, and financial covenant integration.
• Spearhead post‑merger integration of acquired financial systems, accounting practices, banking arrangements, and operational reporting.

• Direct enterprise Information Technology strategy through the IT Manager, ensuring robust network reliability, cybersecurity resilience, and disaster recovery.
• Drive modern technology adoption, evaluating and integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools, machine learning applications, and workflow automation into financial analysis, administrative workflows, and operational reporting.
• Champion the continuous enhancement of the enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, maximizing data integrity, automating interdepartmental handoffs, and deploying real‑time business…