VP/Director of Finance
robert halfHouston (TX)
VP/Director of Finance
Posted 4 days ago
robert halfHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Join a forward-thinking organization and lead the transformation of the Finance function into a digital, data-driven organization. This high-impact role will partner closely with the CFO, Finance Leadership, CIO, CDAO, and HR to drive enterprise-wide finance modernization initiatives.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and execute the Finance Transformation roadmap across Accounting, FP&A, Treasury, Shared Services, Procurement, and Strategic Sourcing.
Lead business process redesign, automation, AI enablement, and digital finance initiatives.
Identify and prioritize transformation opportunities, building ROI-driven business cases and measurable value creation.
Drive adoption of data analytics, AI, automation, reporting, and self-service technologies across Finance.
Partner with Finance and Technology leaders to define future-state processes, systems, governance, and reporting strategies.
Establish Finance transformation KPIs, scorecards, and executive-level reporting.
Champion a citizen developer/citizen coder culture, empowering Finance teams to leverage technology independently.
Design and implement Finance talent strategies, training programs, and organizational readiness plans for a digitally enabled future.
Lead, mentor, and develop a high-performing Finance Transformation team.
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