Energy Managing Director - Business Transformation
Energy Managing Director - Business Transformation
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Develop and execute business transformation strategies aligned with client goals and stakeholder expectations
- Provide strategic advice to C-suite clients, acting as a trusted advisor across complex financial and operational challenges
- Prepare and implement comprehensive business plans to facilitate execution and drive measurable results
- Lead end-to-end integration efforts for M&A transactions, aligning teams, systems, and processes to achieve deal objectives
- Develop and execute integration plans addressing people, processes, and technology to enable smooth transitions and synergies
- Coordinate cross-functional workstreams, ensuring alignment across operations including accounting, finance, HR, IT, and other critical areas
- Monitor and measure integration progress, identifying risks and opportunities and implementing mitigation strategies as needed
- Facilitate stakeholder communication and engagement to maintain alignment and momentum throughout engagements
- Build and maintain trust relationships with shareholders, business partners, and client leadership
- Mentor and guide internal teams, fostering a culture of collaboration, accountability, and continuous improvement
- Provide performance feedback and delegate responsibilities to drive maximum team performance
- Stay informed on market trends and best practices in M&A integration and energy sector transformation
- What You'll Bring 12+ years of experience in Big 4/public accounting and/or the oil and gas industry (upstream strongly preferred)
- Extensive experience in M&A integration, strategic operations, or organizational transformationCPA or CPA candidate; accounting and finance background strongly preferred
- Strong knowledge of U.S. GAAP and accounting fundamentals, including chart of accounts setup (fixed assets, AR, and AP subledgers)
- Strong project management expertise, including the ability to oversee large-scale, complex initiatives
- Deep understanding of post-merger integration best practices, with a focus on delivering measurable results
- Excellent communication and relationship-building skills to engage and influence stakeholders at all levels, including C-suite executives
- Strategic thinking with the ability to manage competing priorities and balance short-term wins with long-term goals
- Strong computer skills, particularly Excel; proficiency in project management tools and methodologies
- Keen attention to detail and a collaborative mindset that fosters alignment across diverse groups and cultures
- High sense of urgency, strong initiative, and the ability to multi-task in fast-paced environments
- This role requires travel to client sites as needed
- Added Bonus If You Have...SEC filing exposure/experience
- Operational accounting experience
- Experience in oil and gas ERPs (Enertia, OGSYS, Pak Energy, Quorum, etc.)Familiarity with systems and technology implementation as part of integration processesMBA or equivalent graduate degree
- Typical compensation range is $250–300K base, with potential bonus.100% paid premiums on medical, dental, and vision for you AND your family 50% 401(k) match up to 6%Fully paid parental leave for all new parents
- Unlimited PTO$150 monthly stipend for whole human wellness
- Access to CPE credits, learning platforms, coaching, and professional development
- All the technology you need to be successful, including advanced software and accessories
- Monthly team outings (ax throwing, State Fair, go-kart races, and more)
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