Chief Financial Officer; CFO

Our Company

CRM is growing and we are looking for a few great employees who want to be part of a rewarding, fast-paced and team-orientated environment.

Founded in 2006, Cascade Receivables Management ("CRM") is a leading financial services company that provides accounts receivable liquidity solutions to the consumer finance and healthcare industries. In addition to supporting the specialty finance activities of its sister company, Cascade Capital Funding, CRM’s suite of products and services include master servicing, third party collections, and revenue cycle optimization.

The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) serves as a strategic business partner to the CEO, responsible for strengthening the company’s financial infrastructure, optimizing capital structure, and ensuring long‑term financial stability and growth. This role oversees complex debt financing arrangements, lender relationships, cash flow forecasting, covenant compliance, and financial risk management. The CFO will develop sophisticated financial models to support investment decisions, evaluate portfolio performance against return thresholds, and provide executive‑level reporting to leadership and potential investors.

Additionally, the CFO will assess and enhance accounting processes, internal controls, and financial reporting practices, ensuring alignment with GAAP standards and industry best practices while driving operational efficiencies across the finance function.

Accounting & Finance Departments

Lender Interface:
Manage relationships with senior and mezzanine lenders. Negotiate credit agreements, amendments, and intercreditor agreements.

Own the borrowing base calculation and monthly compliance certificates. Proactively model covenant tests to foresee and prevent breaches or distress.

Work with team to build and maintain a rolling 12‑month cash flow model that integrates capital deployments, collections curves (ERC), debt service, and operational burn.

Stress‑test potential portfolio purchases against our weighted average cost of capital (WACC) and borrowing base constraints/structure to establish an acceptable minimal rate of return (ROI).

Translate complex financial data into executive‑level dashboards for the CEO and potential equity investors.

• Compare existing accounting, internal controls and financial reporting methodology against best practices, working with accounting staff to identify gaps and help implement any needed improvements or time‑saving procedures.
• Review current accounting treatment for income recognition and other GAAP accounting principles that may require preparation and planning for potential future changes as needed.

• Departmental Leadership:
  Directly manage existing staff within the Accounting & Finance Departments to develop and support an institutional‑grade platform.
• Risk, Compliance, & Audit:
  Act as the primary liaison for external auditors, manage corporate tax strategy, and oversee the annual renewal of corporate insurance policies.

• Expert knowledge of corporate finance, capital structure, and debt financing strategies.
• Advanced understanding of GAAP, financial reporting, and technical accounting principles.
• Knowledge of internal controls, financial governance, and regulatory compliance requirements.
• Skill in developing and managing complex financial models, forecasts, and scenario analyses.
• Skill in cash flow forecasting, liquidity management, and working capital optimization.
• Skill in negotiating and managing relationships with lenders, investors, and financial institutions.
• Ability to structure and manage senior, mezzanine, and other leveraged financing arrangements.
• Ability to monitor borrowing base requirements, debt covenants, and compliance obligations.
• Skill in evaluating investment opportunities and assessing returns against cost of capital and risk thresholds.
• Ability to identify financial risks and implement mitigation and contingency…