Executive Vice President of Finance

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staff financial groupCharlotte (NC)

Financial Managers International, Secondary Market, and All Other Nondepository Credit Intermediation

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About the role

Who: A publicly traded company in the consumer products industry is seeking a seasoned finance executive. What: Oversee all financial operations including planning, reporting, budgeting, and investor relations. When: Position is open immediately for the right candidate. Where: Charlotte, NC.Why: Due to strategic growth and organizational restructuring. Office Environment: Professional, collaborative, and high‑performance culture.

Salary: Competitive base with performance incentives and equity options.

Position Overview: We are looking for a dynamic and strategic Vice President of Finance to lead the financial operations of a publicly traded company within the consumer products sector. This role is critical in shaping financial strategy, ensuring regulatory compliance, and driving sustainable growth.

Key Responsibilities: Lead financial planning, forecasting, and budgeting processes Oversee reporting, compliance, and SEC filings Partner with executive leadership on strategy and capital allocation Manage treasury, audit, tax, and investor relations functions Build and mentor a high‑performing finance team

Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, or related field (MBA/CPA preferred)10+ years of progressive finance leadership experience Public company and consumer products experience strongly preferred Proven track record with SEC reporting and investor communications Strong analytical, leadership, and communication skills Seniority level Executive Employment type Full‑time Job function Finance and Accounting/Auditing Industries: Consumer Services and Manufacturing

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