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Chief Financial Officer

Posted 2 days ago

atlantic groupGlens Falls (NY)

SENIORITY

Director

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About the role

A publicly traded FinTech company is seeking an experienced Chief Financial Officer to join its executive leadership team. This individual will play a key role in shaping the company's financial direction, strengthening its infrastructure, and supporting its next phase of growth. Key Responsibilities & Qualifications: Partner with senior leadership on corporate strategy, financial performance, and long-term business objectives. Provide oversight of the company's financial operations, reporting, planning, and capital management activities. Identify opportunities to improve financial performance, optimize expenses, and enhance operational efficiency. Lead financial planning and analysis, including budgeting, forecasting, and performance measurement. Oversee public-company financial reporting, governance, and compliance with applicable accounting and regulatory requirements. Evaluate strategic initiatives, investment opportunities, and business decisions from a financial perspective. Build and develop a high-performing finance organization while implementing scalable processes and technology. Bring a proven track record in senior financial leadership, preferably as a CFO of a publicly traded company, with strong business acumen and the ability to operate in a dynamic environment.
Requirements: 15+ years of finance experience, including 10+ years in leadership roles overseeing finance, accounting, and FP&A, with a track record of driving profitability and operational improvements. Strong public-company or IPO experience, including SEC reporting, internal controls, and corporate governance. Prior CFO experience preferred. #50811

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